You'll work with smart people who are very passionate.
Cool perks if you love gaming.
An opportunity to try and learn many different things.
Constant layoffs.
Definitely not a place to establish a long-term career.
Lack of promotion (unless you're a rockstar among rockstars).
Way too much micro-management.
EA is very much a culture where marketing is in control. I would heed the warnings the late Steve Jobs once gave to old Apple.
Manage as a united company, not as a single project.
I was called by an internal recruiter for the initial screening. Then, the interview was set up with two small groups, and then the offer was made.
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
The people were nice, but overall, I never knew what they wanted. There was no feedback after seven interviews. Such a waste of my life. I don't know if it's procedure, but seven interviews for free feels illegal without a transparent explanation. T
I was called by an internal recruiter for the initial screening. Then, the interview was set up with two small groups, and then the offer was made.
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
The people were nice, but overall, I never knew what they wanted. There was no feedback after seven interviews. Such a waste of my life. I don't know if it's procedure, but seven interviews for free feels illegal without a transparent explanation. T