EA is very good to its employees, with excellent benefits, reasonable pay, and a good range of studios to work for. There is a good fit for almost everyone.
EA is a big company, and your position means very little in the grand scheme of things. Reorganizations are not uncommon, and neither are layoffs. Given a bad cycle or a failed game, there's a chance you'll be impacted.
I was referred by a friend who works at EA. He said I would have a chance to relocate to the US. When the interview begins, the processes are: 1. Round phone interview 2. Three rounds on-site interview 3. One round manager interview Then HR will d
I was contacted by a recruiter for the position. It was a very professional and smooth process. The process included an introduction, interview process, and HR conclusion. There was a clear explanation of the studio, previous challenges, next goals,
I was interviewed at EA Hyderabad. After completing 6 rounds, I received a letter of intent. The next day, I was about to receive the offer letter when HR suddenly called and said that the position was not funded and they were cancelling the whole pr
I was referred by a friend who works at EA. He said I would have a chance to relocate to the US. When the interview begins, the processes are: 1. Round phone interview 2. Three rounds on-site interview 3. One round manager interview Then HR will d
I was contacted by a recruiter for the position. It was a very professional and smooth process. The process included an introduction, interview process, and HR conclusion. There was a clear explanation of the studio, previous challenges, next goals,
I was interviewed at EA Hyderabad. After completing 6 rounds, I received a letter of intent. The next day, I was about to receive the offer letter when HR suddenly called and said that the position was not funded and they were cancelling the whole pr