As an intern, you're not thrown in a corner and told to work on projects that'll never see the light of day. From day one, you have the opportunity to work on awesome projects that make the player experience better.
Feedback is extremely important at Riot. Whether you're an intern or a veteran, giving and receiving feedback can help you and your team improve your craft, so you can kick some butt!
Failing is a bad thing, right? Nope, we fail all the time. We learn from our fails and share them with others so it doesn't happen twice.
Riot is a great place to work for humble and ambitious gamers that are interested in solving challenging problems, constantly learning, and improving their craft.
Work/Life balance can be tough sometimes. Most of my days were from 10:30 AM to around 9-10 PM.
Meetings throughout the week take up a fair amount of time, so there's slightly less time to work on tasks.
The process involved standard online assessments on HackerRank, followed by four rounds of interviews. These included: * A phone screen * A technical review * Two behavioral interviews Recruiters were super nice and responsive throughout the proces
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
The process began with a phone screen, and the initial contact was made via email. From there, Riot contacted me by phone to ask abstract questions about game balance. These questions tested my League of Legends knowledge and clearly required very t
The process involved standard online assessments on HackerRank, followed by four rounds of interviews. These included: * A phone screen * A technical review * Two behavioral interviews Recruiters were super nice and responsive throughout the proces
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
The process began with a phone screen, and the initial contact was made via email. From there, Riot contacted me by phone to ask abstract questions about game balance. These questions tested my League of Legends knowledge and clearly required very t