Many hardworking and smart people in every studio, also decent benefits. Much better than it was in 2004. No real opportunities for creative fulfillment.
They tend to not be too careful about hiring, and culture can be a real problem. You will definitely feel like a small part of something large.
Invest in some smaller projects and rotate people onto them, allowing people to wear many hats that they wouldn't normally. Plus, you might find "The Next Big Thing" by starting small.
I submitted my resume online and was contacted by the recruiter. The first round was a phone interview (1 hour) about my projects/research and related techniques. The second round was an offline coding test (2 hours), which included coding and a desi
I can't really speak to most of the process. I was contacted by an in-house recruiter via LinkedIn. I replied, but he did not get back in touch for over a week. He said something about his LinkedIn messages not showing up in his email. After a brief
Third grade interviewers and HR team. They don't have the decency to let the candidate know about the feedback of the interview, even after mailing them. Especially the Hyderabad office in India is the worst.
I submitted my resume online and was contacted by the recruiter. The first round was a phone interview (1 hour) about my projects/research and related techniques. The second round was an offline coding test (2 hours), which included coding and a desi
I can't really speak to most of the process. I was contacted by an in-house recruiter via LinkedIn. I replied, but he did not get back in touch for over a week. He said something about his LinkedIn messages not showing up in his email. After a brief
Third grade interviewers and HR team. They don't have the decency to let the candidate know about the feedback of the interview, even after mailing them. Especially the Hyderabad office in India is the worst.