I worked for 2 months as an intern, and EA gave me a good idea about how software companies work. People were generally good and helpful, and they helped me grow as an intern.
In contrast to the cons below, I must admit I have a positive outlook for future growth (I worked at the Hyderabad office) as they are growing very fast and much of the cons might just be transitional pains. Maybe all you need is a little patience before you see awesome salaries and challenging work (even for an intern).
The employees they have aren't all that bright, and there were instances when you as an intern knew more than them. Also, their salaries aren't that great either.
Look elsewhere if pay is your priority.
For an intern, the work given isn't so challenging, and we were idle for extended periods of time in the beginning.
Got an email a few weeks after submitting my resume at an info-session on University Campus. Set up a phone interview (basic screening) followed by an on-site interview (one technical with 2 engineers and one half behavioral/half technical). They a
I had an on-campus interview with a technical person. He was nice. We chatted about games I liked, why I wanted to work for them, and my courses. He gave me a coding question about array manipulation that was pretty easy, but I got nervous and messed
This was applied through the university's internal job posting. HR was very fast in getting back to me. I was scheduled for a prescreen interview. The people were nice, and the questions were easy, but I didn't get past the first round.
Got an email a few weeks after submitting my resume at an info-session on University Campus. Set up a phone interview (basic screening) followed by an on-site interview (one technical with 2 engineers and one half behavioral/half technical). They a
I had an on-campus interview with a technical person. He was nice. We chatted about games I liked, why I wanted to work for them, and my courses. He gave me a coding question about array manipulation that was pretty easy, but I got nervous and messed
This was applied through the university's internal job posting. HR was very fast in getting back to me. I was scheduled for a prescreen interview. The people were nice, and the questions were easy, but I didn't get past the first round.