I loved my time at Riot
I loved my time at Riot
Great culture, great pay, great people.
The only con was that I got laid off.
The layoffs killed the mojo of the whole studio. It's just not worth it to do so in every department.
Additional Ratings
Was this helpful?
Riot Games Interview Questions
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 Engineer
This is a fairly standard game company interview, executed in a big-company style. The process typically begins with a recruiter phone interview, followed by a two-on-one phone interview with the relevant team. Next is a Skype/HackerRank interview, c
Software Engineer
I felt hunted by the company. Most of the interview process was decent, or even good. The individuals I spoke to in my first few interviews were keen, friendly, and clearly had a goal of understanding myself and my body of work. They came into the p
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 Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2015This is a fairly standard game company interview, executed in a big-company style. The process typically begins with a recruiter phone interview, followed by a two-on-one phone interview with the relevant team. Next is a Skype/HackerRank interview, c
Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2021I felt hunted by the company. Most of the interview process was decent, or even good. The individuals I spoke to in my first few interviews were keen, friendly, and clearly had a goal of understanding myself and my body of work. They came into the p
