Lots of opportunities to work a lot of extra hours. They do compensate you pretty well, and the severance package was good.
Soulless company. Doesn't care one small iota about its employees. If your game only profits 20 million, you get laid off. EA only [made] 50 million dollar titles.
If you are going to lay off a huge number of people, at least have the balls to send someone from corporate to do it. Heaven forbid someone thank us for our service.
I recently interviewed for a Senior Engineering role with EA Sports (Electronic Arts) for their Shanghai Studio, based out of the Kuala Lumpur office. The overall interview process was professional, and I appreciated the opportunity to meet several
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 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
I recently interviewed for a Senior Engineering role with EA Sports (Electronic Arts) for their Shanghai Studio, based out of the Kuala Lumpur office. The overall interview process was professional, and I appreciated the opportunity to meet several
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 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