Great company, fun environment, exceptional people
Great company, fun environment, exceptional people
Great company culture, world-class infrastructure, collaborative work environment, great perks, friendly people, lots of recreational time, passionate people.
Wii/PS/XBOX, drum kit, pool/foosball/TT in studio.
Fewer onsite opportunities, slow hikes, and working for the same game for a long time can be boring after a while.
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Software Engineer I
I completed a technical interview via phone with 7 engineers. After I passed that interview, I was flown in for an all-day on-site interview with 13 different people. After that, I received a verbal offer, with a written offer coming 3 months later,
Software Engineer I
There was a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview by a panel of three interviewers. Two were managers and one was a technical lead. The questions were fair and interesting, given it was for a new graduate position. They responded in a t
Software Engineer I
EA values technical skills, but they believe adaptability is more important. They would prefer to hire an engineer with potential and good social skills, rather than a top programmer with a cocky attitude.
Software Engineer I
February 11, 2014I completed a technical interview via phone with 7 engineers. After I passed that interview, I was flown in for an all-day on-site interview with 13 different people. After that, I received a verbal offer, with a written offer coming 3 months later,
Software Engineer I
June 1, 2011There was a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview by a panel of three interviewers. Two were managers and one was a technical lead. The questions were fair and interesting, given it was for a new graduate position. They responded in a t
Software Engineer I
September 29, 2012EA values technical skills, but they believe adaptability is more important. They would prefer to hire an engineer with potential and good social skills, rather than a top programmer with a cocky attitude.
