I applied online and received an email asking me to take an online assessment. After taking the assessment, I had a phone interview with two QA staff at Riot.
It was a very grueling interview where they would pose a hypothetical item or situation and then ask whether I thought it was good or bad. As soon as I picked a side, they would tag-team argue with me, trying to prove me wrong with the side I picked. They did this with a couple of questions and it lasted about 40 minutes.
They then asked what I thought about Riot's culture and manifesto and whether I would fit in with it. It seemed like a strange question; how would I know about the culture when I've never worked there?
I ended up being denied, with one of the main reasons being I didn't have enough experience. This also felt a bit odd, since most of what we talked about didn't go over my previous experience. I was thrown off by the interview because I was expecting more questions about what I've done.
But I do see the value in the hypothetical questions to ensure I think outside the box and like a Rioter. I'll make sure to be more prepared next time.
What do you think about Riot's culture, and is it a good fit for you?
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Riot Games Senior QA role in United States.
Riot Games's interview process for their Senior QA roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Riot Games's Senior QA interview process in United States.