I was there to intern. Overall, a very good experience. The people there are smart, know their jobs well, and are brilliant. It was nice to leave with a good experience. It's a gaming company, so there are many games to relax with on campus. Proper work-life balance. Very liberal.
No cons. I enjoyed my time there. It's perfect to be in the atmosphere where people are so smart and keep accepting challenges to improve.
No advice. Everybody knows their job so well. A comfortable environment. Helpful people.
There's only one interview session. It comprises the following: * Gaming experience * English level (written and spoken) * Experience with testing * Experience with bugs/issues (describe the issues seen)
Met with 3 pairs of software engineers from different teams. They weren't game teams, but more central teams. Most of the interviews were conducted by engineers, and then you would have a team leader or manager next. I learned some general list manip
Interview was conducted over the phone. It basically went over an introduction of yourself and a layout of work style/benefits, with room for questions at the end. Next rounds covered a coding interview and then a final meet-up if selected.
There's only one interview session. It comprises the following: * Gaming experience * English level (written and spoken) * Experience with testing * Experience with bugs/issues (describe the issues seen)
Met with 3 pairs of software engineers from different teams. They weren't game teams, but more central teams. Most of the interviews were conducted by engineers, and then you would have a team leader or manager next. I learned some general list manip
Interview was conducted over the phone. It basically went over an introduction of yourself and a layout of work style/benefits, with room for questions at the end. Next rounds covered a coding interview and then a final meet-up if selected.