Great place to work
Great place to work
Riot Games' workflow and benefits allow for a great work-life balance.
They have a great progress tracking system to help employees assess their performance.
Working at Riot and predominantly playing Riot-produced games, it was sometimes hard to separate work and life.
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Riot Games Interview Experiences
QA Engineer
The feedback was quite vague. "You are not suitable for the position at the moment." What does that mean? They asked for my Twitter and Steam accounts. Was I judged by my tweets? Hours playing video games? Or my technical skills?
Software Developer
The interview process went smoothly. It was very cutthroat and straight to the point. If you're chosen, you get an email and a call, then it's boom, bam, done. I was in and out of the building in five minutes.
QA Analyst
I was interviewed by two people over the phone. The interview was incredibly impersonal – not a single question was asked about me as a person. It was entirely game knowledge and design-related questions. It did not seem like they had read my resu
QA Engineer
Dublin, IrelandSeptember 1, 2020The feedback was quite vague. "You are not suitable for the position at the moment." What does that mean? They asked for my Twitter and Steam accounts. Was I judged by my tweets? Hours playing video games? Or my technical skills?
Software Developer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017The interview process went smoothly. It was very cutthroat and straight to the point. If you're chosen, you get an email and a call, then it's boom, bam, done. I was in and out of the building in five minutes.
QA Analyst
Los Angeles, California, United StatesMay 1, 2016I was interviewed by two people over the phone. The interview was incredibly impersonal – not a single question was asked about me as a person. It was entirely game knowledge and design-related questions. It did not seem like they had read my resu
