I can't think of any downside, maybe the lack of working with new games.
I applied through a recruiter to London. First, there was a phone interview. The next step was a four-day-long test. I had to implement a game similar to Candy Crush in C++ using SDL. I wrote the code in Xcode. I assumed that since they use C++ onl
You first have to complete a recorded interview where you answer nine pre-recorded questions, two of which are simple coding exercises. After this, the recruiter will review your answers and decide if you can proceed to the next step. The next step
I applied on King's careers page in late October. As stated, applications would not be scanned until December 9th, which was the deadline. I was contacted via email a week later, and an online interview was set up for two weeks after that. The inter
I applied through a recruiter to London. First, there was a phone interview. The next step was a four-day-long test. I had to implement a game similar to Candy Crush in C++ using SDL. I wrote the code in Xcode. I assumed that since they use C++ onl
You first have to complete a recorded interview where you answer nine pre-recorded questions, two of which are simple coding exercises. After this, the recruiter will review your answers and decide if you can proceed to the next step. The next step
I applied on King's careers page in late October. As stated, applications would not be scanned until December 9th, which was the deadline. I was contacted via email a week later, and an online interview was set up for two weeks after that. The inter