The company is fun to work for if you enjoy gaming.
It has many of the same struggles that many other companies have when growing to an enterprise level.
I initially applied for the position online via Riot Games' website. I was contacted very soon after by an individual in human resources (I think) who conducted an initial phone screen. Upon passing the phone screen, the same individual scheduled a
I was contacted by Riot Games for a position for which I appeared to be a perfect candidate. It was exactly what I was doing at the job from which I was laid off. I was very excited to be contacted by them because they were not on my radar, although
To be a company that says they "drive by feedback," they lack the skill to give it. After attending multiple interviews, calls, and tests with them, the end result was just an email that said, "We decided to move forward with other candidates." I rep
I initially applied for the position online via Riot Games' website. I was contacted very soon after by an individual in human resources (I think) who conducted an initial phone screen. Upon passing the phone screen, the same individual scheduled a
I was contacted by Riot Games for a position for which I appeared to be a perfect candidate. It was exactly what I was doing at the job from which I was laid off. I was very excited to be contacted by them because they were not on my radar, although
To be a company that says they "drive by feedback," they lack the skill to give it. After attending multiple interviews, calls, and tests with them, the end result was just an email that said, "We decided to move forward with other candidates." I rep