The people were friendly and really helpful. I got a job offer at the end of my time there as an intern, but I refused it to work on my PhD.
It was an internship. I had to leave it. No cons as such.
After applying online, I heard back from an EA recruiter within a few days, letting me know that the Technical Director wasn't currently out of town but would have my resume to review as soon as he got back. About two weeks later, I was asked to com
Three phone interviews: I had a general behavioral one, a coffee chat, and then three following ones for coding. The questions were all algorithm-based and fair. The recruiter was nice, although it was harder for me to understand the actual coding qu
1. HR initial contact: Job presentation, salary, etc. 2. Manager meeting: Global team, architecture organization. 3. Online test: C++: LeetCode-like. 4. Team meeting: Formal and additional technical exercises. 5. HR offer during meeting.
After applying online, I heard back from an EA recruiter within a few days, letting me know that the Technical Director wasn't currently out of town but would have my resume to review as soon as he got back. About two weeks later, I was asked to com
Three phone interviews: I had a general behavioral one, a coffee chat, and then three following ones for coding. The questions were all algorithm-based and fair. The recruiter was nice, although it was harder for me to understand the actual coding qu
1. HR initial contact: Job presentation, salary, etc. 2. Manager meeting: Global team, architecture organization. 3. Online test: C++: LeetCode-like. 4. Team meeting: Formal and additional technical exercises. 5. HR offer during meeting.