Good place to work (EA Mobile)
Good place to work (EA Mobile)
- Good Management. Easy to take days off for any reason, and you may work late or on holiday to make up the work hours, or you don't get paid for off-days.
- Good benefit package.
- Good info/tech shared and good training.
- Good communication environment. Work/Life balanced.
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Salary is just fair.
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Each product has a deadline for sure, but usually EA doesn't postpone the deadline to perfect the product.
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The company definitely needs creative game designers.
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The company could be more creative.
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The company buys another company, but make sure to keep the managers and game designers if possible. At least, learn something from them, such as management or core values.
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Electronic Arts Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Screening call and phone interview as the job was in Vancouver. Questions were mostly about algorithms and databases. It was okay, as the interviewer seemed bored, most likely because he interviewed many people that day.
Software Engineer
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.
Gameplay Programmer
I met with the recruiter first, who gave me a tour of the campus. Then I was put into an uncomfortably warm room and spent an hour with several pairs of people. They would tag-team questions. Some were very probing, and seemed to care about finding t
Software Engineer
April 1, 2013Screening call and phone interview as the job was in Vancouver. Questions were mostly about algorithms and databases. It was okay, as the interviewer seemed bored, most likely because he interviewed many people that day.
Software Engineer
June 3, 2024The 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.
Gameplay Programmer
August 1, 2017I met with the recruiter first, who gave me a tour of the campus. Then I was put into an uncomfortably warm room and spent an hour with several pairs of people. They would tag-team questions. Some were very probing, and seemed to care about finding t
