Compensation is great. It's working with employees that want to be there, and the pay is good. EA also has a strong benefits package. Lots of inspiring and reasonable people to work with. Creativity is encouraged within the company, which was a huge plus for me.
Not many cons, other than maybe having to deal with gamer culture. Other than that, I can't think of many cons.
Keep doing what you're doing.
Email questionnaire and 1:1 or Skype interview.
There is a brief phone interview, then you are called in for a panel-type interview with 2-3 people. Questions are about work experience, some technical skills, and some scenario-type questions.
A 10-minute English interview with a lead where I was asked to give examples of bugs and to talk about myself. I wasn't given much information about the company, but then again, most people in the video game domain have heard about Electronic Arts.
Email questionnaire and 1:1 or Skype interview.
There is a brief phone interview, then you are called in for a panel-type interview with 2-3 people. Questions are about work experience, some technical skills, and some scenario-type questions.
A 10-minute English interview with a lead where I was asked to give examples of bugs and to talk about myself. I wasn't given much information about the company, but then again, most people in the video game domain have heard about Electronic Arts.