Great benefits and people to work with. Fun to work in the video game market.
Many game teams and QA teams are constantly laid off. Management makes poor decisions, then gets huge bonuses, and lays employees off when those poor decisions lose the company money.
Listen to your employees' advice instead of thinking you know more than them. They probably grew up playing games, and you didn't.
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
I contacted via the online EA portal. Then I waited two weeks to get a call. Then they called me and asked about my experience and salary expectations. I got a written test module done online. Then it took another week to get the test result from t
I had an on-campus interview with a technical person. He was nice. We chatted about games I liked, why I wanted to work for them, and my courses. He gave me a coding question about array manipulation that was pretty easy, but I got nervous and messed
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
I contacted via the online EA portal. Then I waited two weeks to get a call. Then they called me and asked about my experience and salary expectations. I got a written test module done online. Then it took another week to get the test result from t
I had an on-campus interview with a technical person. He was nice. We chatted about games I liked, why I wanted to work for them, and my courses. He gave me a coding question about array manipulation that was pretty easy, but I got nervous and messed