Great place to work.
Challenging work environment.
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I was referred to EA by a friend who worked there. My initial talk was with his current manager on the phone. I took a trip to FL and had an in-person interview there with a manager. While there, I took their skills test. A few days later, I had a
There was a quick call to be had with HR for a screener, then there would be a test, which was simple in C++, and eventually an on-site panel interview with developers of the team.
The interview process was very organized and quickly implemented for each phase. I very much liked their process and questioning with all of the big wigs. The peer-to-peer interview with other technical directors was, let's say, interesting. In my o
I was referred to EA by a friend who worked there. My initial talk was with his current manager on the phone. I took a trip to FL and had an in-person interview there with a manager. While there, I took their skills test. A few days later, I had a
There was a quick call to be had with HR for a screener, then there would be a test, which was simple in C++, and eventually an on-site panel interview with developers of the team.
The interview process was very organized and quickly implemented for each phase. I very much liked their process and questioning with all of the big wigs. The peer-to-peer interview with other technical directors was, let's say, interesting. In my o