I worked at EA before, and worked other places for a while, and returned to EA. First of all, the salary is very competitive. Also, you can get the best benefits in the game business. After all my experience from other companies, I decided to come back because EA was very good.
If you work on a sports game, the dev cycle will be every year, so it's very tight. Other than that, I think it is very normal for all other game companies. I would say EA has cons, but it's not just for EA; it's a game business problem.
It is much better than before.
Written Test - Technical 3 Technical Rounds of interview 1 Round of HR interview I got feedback after each round of interview, which is appreciable. The whole process took time due to various reasons.
An engineer started a phone interview by asking about general information, reasons for changing jobs, former job experience, and project experiences, etc. Then, he asked an algorithm question. No detailed code was required, only thought processes.
The interview was very nice, putting emphasis on technical IT engineering. People were friendly during the interview, possessing good people and technical skills. They also emphasized consistent IT skills. The interview included a HR interview, a tec
Written Test - Technical 3 Technical Rounds of interview 1 Round of HR interview I got feedback after each round of interview, which is appreciable. The whole process took time due to various reasons.
An engineer started a phone interview by asking about general information, reasons for changing jobs, former job experience, and project experiences, etc. Then, he asked an algorithm question. No detailed code was required, only thought processes.
The interview was very nice, putting emphasis on technical IT engineering. People were friendly during the interview, possessing good people and technical skills. They also emphasized consistent IT skills. The interview included a HR interview, a tec