Great benefits, including bonuses, RSUs, and onsite facilities, e.g., gym and fitness classes.
It can be quite stressful due to pressure from management.
One phone screening interview, then an on-campus interview. The problem is not difficult. It includes some whiteboard coding and design problems. But the attitude of some interviewers is very bad! Most questions are the same as from "Cracking the Cod
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
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.
One phone screening interview, then an on-campus interview. The problem is not difficult. It includes some whiteboard coding and design problems. But the attitude of some interviewers is very bad! Most questions are the same as from "Cracking the Cod
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
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.