Good place to work. Enough time to get up to speed. Amazing people, always smiley. People help you to avoid panicking. Generally understanding, and they help unblock you with all their power. Rich, you get good equipment if remote, and a nice workspace as well. Good work-life balance.
If you don't get a manager who is capable of leveling up their team, you'll face a very hard time progressing through your career. You have to be very careful and laser-focused on promoting if you are up to it.
You have to react faster to the inflation and the talent bleeding; otherwise, this will harm you in the short to medium term.
A recruiter brought me a position at EA and presented me for it. The process was very quick, which may have been down to them being very desperate to fill this position. I started off with a ~30 minute phone interview with the manager. It mostly inv
Very constructive and peaceful. Felt like I was at the right place at the right time. I could have done better, but I chose to see that as my own problem rather than EA's.
I had a total of three interviews for my position. The first interview was with the team lead, which included coding questions and a quick live coding session. The second interview was with the development team and involved more coding questions and
A recruiter brought me a position at EA and presented me for it. The process was very quick, which may have been down to them being very desperate to fill this position. I started off with a ~30 minute phone interview with the manager. It mostly inv
Very constructive and peaceful. Felt like I was at the right place at the right time. I could have done better, but I chose to see that as my own problem rather than EA's.
I had a total of three interviews for my position. The first interview was with the team lead, which included coding questions and a quick live coding session. The second interview was with the development team and involved more coding questions and