I like my life at EA. I have a lot of fun here developing my skills, building my career, and dealing with challenges. There are many resources and connections waiting for you to utilize, as well as opportunities to explore.
The pay is not very good compared to other software companies. Also, EA is a big company, so the pace might be slow sometimes.
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The interview was fun, but one of the interviewers was very misogynistic. They kept forgetting where I went to university and what I studied. It felt very forced and unpleasant. I would not want to work with these people.
Two phone interviews: first with HR, then a technical interview. Then come in for an in-person interview for 4 hours with 4 different people: 2 tech, 1 manager, and lastly HR.
Phone interview first, with basic questions about the CV I had submitted and previous work experience. After two weeks, I got an interview on-site. I went to a room and had to write on a whiteboard for two senior programmers about ray/sphere collisio
The interview was fun, but one of the interviewers was very misogynistic. They kept forgetting where I went to university and what I studied. It felt very forced and unpleasant. I would not want to work with these people.
Two phone interviews: first with HR, then a technical interview. Then come in for an in-person interview for 4 hours with 4 different people: 2 tech, 1 manager, and lastly HR.
Phone interview first, with basic questions about the CV I had submitted and previous work experience. After two weeks, I got an interview on-site. I went to a room and had to write on a whiteboard for two senior programmers about ray/sphere collisio