Good company to work for
Good company to work for
- Big name, which is great for your career.
- Good compensation and benefits compared to most other companies.
- Great learning opportunities in my team.
- Fun working environment, especially when working in game studios.
- Politics across teams, especially non-game positions like marketing/HR.
- Not much breakthrough in the past years.
- No free food.
Take more time thinking about EA's future, as the game industry is not in a good state. EA needs breakthroughs as badly as making money.
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Electronic Arts Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Two rounds of interviews. One personal and the other technical. Google Doc but for coding setup, so you can make changes to the code and they see it in real time.
Software Engineer
One phone screening interview, then an on-campus interview. The problem is not difficult. It includes some whiteboard coding and design problems. But the attitude of some interviewers is very bad! Most questions are the same as from "Cracking the Cod
Software Engineer
Fairly easy compared to others. The interviewer doesn't go deep into questions; he just surfaces the concepts. One question was to plot a circle using random numbers. I answered it using a square, and the tech stack used there was Elasticsearch, Logs
Software Engineer
April 1, 2022Two rounds of interviews. One personal and the other technical. Google Doc but for coding setup, so you can make changes to the code and they see it in real time.
Software Engineer
August 1, 2014One phone screening interview, then an on-campus interview. The problem is not difficult. It includes some whiteboard coding and design problems. But the attitude of some interviewers is very bad! Most questions are the same as from "Cracking the Cod
Software Engineer
September 1, 2013Fairly easy compared to others. The interviewer doesn't go deep into questions; he just surfaces the concepts. One question was to plot a circle using random numbers. I answered it using a square, and the tech stack used there was Elasticsearch, Logs
