Fantastic benefits, amazing offices, and opportunities to experience every aspect of the video game industry.
EA takes self-improvement very seriously, providing an incredible amount of in-house training and subsidizing external education options.
It may not be the case anymore, but during my time, I encountered many senior leaders who exhibited a fear of failure that indicated they were not comfortable with technology. The negative effect of this was then compounded when, rather than close the knowledge gap and become more comfortable with technology, they would resort to political games to buffer or protect themselves.
EA is a technology company, and in my opinion, management should reflect that.
If you are a non-technical manager, or one with fading skills and interest in technology, take advantage of the programs and materials EA has to close the knowledge gap or to rekindle the passion for technology that you once had.
The initial review and first interview seemed to go well. I was asked to perform a multi-day technical test, which was fine. I completed the test and sent it back. They then quickly told me the job was offered to another person. If I wasn't in seriou
The interview process was very smooth, quick, and well-organized. The HR department made contact in a timely manner. HR performed a phone screening and then passed me on to the leader in the area. I had an in-person interview, which was very interact
The interview process was very organized and quickly implemented for each phase. I very much liked their process and questioning with all of the big wigs. The peer-to-peer interview with other technical directors was, let's say, interesting. In my o
The initial review and first interview seemed to go well. I was asked to perform a multi-day technical test, which was fine. I completed the test and sent it back. They then quickly told me the job was offered to another person. If I wasn't in seriou
The interview process was very smooth, quick, and well-organized. The HR department made contact in a timely manner. HR performed a phone screening and then passed me on to the leader in the area. I had an in-person interview, which was very interact
The interview process was very organized and quickly implemented for each phase. I very much liked their process and questioning with all of the big wigs. The peer-to-peer interview with other technical directors was, let's say, interesting. In my o