Everyone is talented, friendly, and professional.
As with any big company, there's a decent amount of bureaucracy and red tape, but it's not crippling like it can be at some companies.
They will call you and ask questions based on your experience and education. They then ask why you want to work at Riot. Their interview questions also involve some logic puzzles to get to know how your brain works.
After a short "sanity check" interview with their HR department, I had a fairly easy technical screen focusing on my core C++ skills and basic design. This was followed by a second phone screen with a Senior Engineer that delved much deeper and was m
The process began with a Skype call, followed by a phone interview and then a coding test. The Skype interview was good, but the subsequent phone interview felt very rushed. Initially, I was disappointed when I received an email stating they would no
They will call you and ask questions based on your experience and education. They then ask why you want to work at Riot. Their interview questions also involve some logic puzzles to get to know how your brain works.
After a short "sanity check" interview with their HR department, I had a fairly easy technical screen focusing on my core C++ skills and basic design. This was followed by a second phone screen with a Senior Engineer that delved much deeper and was m
The process began with a Skype call, followed by a phone interview and then a coding test. The Skype interview was good, but the subsequent phone interview felt very rushed. Initially, I was disappointed when I received an email stating they would no