Great place to work
Great place to work
I must say: good pay and benefits, huge learning opportunities and scope to grow. Your effort will be recognized and rewarded accordingly.
I don't have any cons to share at this moment. Things are all good, in my opinion.
No micromanagement. All you need is to gain trust by showcasing your work.
All good
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Software Engineer
The interview had three steps: * Phone interview (HR) * Technical interview (onsite) * Final HR interview (mostly about my expectations) The technical questions were easy to medium, language-oriented (C++) and included some basic algorithms.
Software Engineer
An EA employee helped me to submit my resume. I got the phone interview after one week. It was one hour long. They let me introduce my projects and then asked algorithm questions. Interview question: Binary Tree Level Order Traversal. After I wrote t
Software Engineer
The interview process included a few layers: a technical test, a non-technical interview, and technical interviews. They started with a phone interview verifying basic information, then brought me in for a fairly standard "can you actually program"
Software Engineer
August 1, 2019The interview had three steps: * Phone interview (HR) * Technical interview (onsite) * Final HR interview (mostly about my expectations) The technical questions were easy to medium, language-oriented (C++) and included some basic algorithms.
Software Engineer
United StatesMarch 1, 2015An EA employee helped me to submit my resume. I got the phone interview after one week. It was one hour long. They let me introduce my projects and then asked algorithm questions. Interview question: Binary Tree Level Order Traversal. After I wrote t
Software Engineer
January 1, 2015The interview process included a few layers: a technical test, a non-technical interview, and technical interviews. They started with a phone interview verifying basic information, then brought me in for a fairly standard "can you actually program"
