Great Game, Terrible Culture
Great Game, Terrible Culture
I got to work on an incredible game.
Expected overtime.
Overtime concept determined by weekly # of hours worked.
Poor company culture.
Expected to fulfill far more than job description.
No room for internal promotion.
Contractors disallowed from events.
Crunch culture.
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Epic Games Interview Experiences
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First, I completed a phone interview, and then I had an in-person interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 30 minutes. The in-person interview took about an hour. Several people interviewed me, and they were all very nice and friendly.
Release Manager
A terrific experience that included a concise tour of the campus, a light lunch, and meetings with a diverse section of people. I met with representatives from each area of the company, and they shared their experiences with genuine interest.
Gameplay Programmer
The process includes several take-home tests. Then there's a technical interview with a problem-solving test (on a whiteboard, talking it out). At some point, you'll have a lunch interview with management. The final, most grueling part of the proc
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Cary, North Carolina, United StatesApril 1, 2015First, I completed a phone interview, and then I had an in-person interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 30 minutes. The in-person interview took about an hour. Several people interviewed me, and they were all very nice and friendly.
Release Manager
Cary, North Carolina, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018A terrific experience that included a concise tour of the campus, a light lunch, and meetings with a diverse section of people. I met with representatives from each area of the company, and they shared their experiences with genuine interest.
Gameplay Programmer
Cary, North Carolina, United StatesMay 1, 2010The process includes several take-home tests. Then there's a technical interview with a problem-solving test (on a whiteboard, talking it out). At some point, you'll have a lunch interview with management. The final, most grueling part of the proc
