You get to work on projects known to the entire world. Free food, drinks, and snacks.
Sexist remarks from management every time there's an upcoming con, asking if I'll be wearing something "sexy" this year.
Harassment from coworkers asking when you're going to reach a certain rank on the game you work on. Is it a requirement to do your job well? Everyone brushes it off as a joke, but when someone asks how long it will take you to reach it every second day and "jokingly" says that employees who can't achieve a certain rank shouldn't be working on them as they "don't" really understand the game.
Just because you work in the gaming industry doesn't mean you can behave like kids.
Two lengthy interviews were conducted: one personal and one technical. They were nice and asked a lot of questions to get to know you, to understand where you want to go in your career, and how you will fit in the company.
Sending automated rejection emails is not very professional. I was given mixed signals regarding whether I would continue to the next round. I feel they need training on how to interview people.
Simple: do your research, and you will succeed. They asked to see examples of work situations I’ve been in and my favorite type of projects to work on. Answer honestly.
Two lengthy interviews were conducted: one personal and one technical. They were nice and asked a lot of questions to get to know you, to understand where you want to go in your career, and how you will fit in the company.
Sending automated rejection emails is not very professional. I was given mixed signals regarding whether I would continue to the next round. I feel they need training on how to interview people.
Simple: do your research, and you will succeed. They asked to see examples of work situations I’ve been in and my favorite type of projects to work on. Answer honestly.