Process
After submitting your resume, about two weeks later, the company will email or call you to schedule an interview date. You will then be prompted to arrive 30 minutes before your interview.
Questions
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Sony Game Programmer role in Kōbe, Hyogo.
Success Rate
0%
Pass Rate
Sony's interview process for their Game Programmer roles in Kōbe, Hyogo is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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Neutral100%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Sony's Game Programmer interview process in Kōbe, Hyogo.
Sony Work Experiences
5.0
Work at Sony, Tokyo
Senior Engineer • Former Employee
Tokyo, Japan
February 13, 2024
Pros: Everyone is nice, and the work is mostly smooth.
Cons: The working time is too long.
It was not forced, but the atmosphere made it difficult to go home early.
1.0
Worst company ever
Software Developer • Current Employee
Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
November 14, 2014
Pros: No reason to work here for good people. If you are an idiot, [it's the] ideal place for you!
Cons: Even after 3 years of working in Sony, Tokyo, I haven't found a single employee who likes to work at Sony. Everyone hates Sony, but nobody ever says anything because HR will blackmail employees to quit Sony. I had the worst experience with this company, and I recommend anyone with a good brain not to join this company and to look for more innovative and fast-growing groups.
The engineering team is dumb, and the management is horrible. This is a company of followers, and they will make you a follower. This company cheats employees, treats them like slaves, and blackmails them to get what they want. Sony sucks!
Especially for foreigners, they do not provide opportunities for them, but only for Japanese people. The whole setup is made to mislead good people into joining this absurd organization.
5.0
Very good companies
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
October 26, 2020
Pros: Good salary, nice co-workers, and very comfortable.
Cons: Very slow to make decisions.
- 5.0Work at Sony, TokyoSenior Engineer • Former EmployeeTokyo, JapanFebruary 13, 2024Pros: Everyone is nice, and the work is mostly smooth.Cons: The working time is too long. It was not forced, but the atmosphere made it difficult to go home early.
- 1.0Worst company everSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeTokyo, Tokyo, JapanNovember 14, 2014Pros: No reason to work here for good people. If you are an idiot, [it's the] ideal place for you!Cons: Even after 3 years of working in Sony, Tokyo, I haven't found a single employee who likes to work at Sony. Everyone hates Sony, but nobody ever says anything because HR will blackmail employees to quit Sony. I had the worst experience with this company, and I recommend anyone with a good brain not to join this company and to look for more innovative and fast-growing groups. The engineering team is dumb, and the management is horrible. This is a company of followers, and they will make you a follower. This company cheats employees, treats them like slaves, and blackmails them to get what they want. Sony sucks! Especially for foreigners, they do not provide opportunities for them, but only for Japanese people. The whole setup is made to mislead good people into joining this absurd organization.
- 5.0Very good companiesSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeTokyo, Tokyo, JapanOctober 26, 2020Pros: Good salary, nice co-workers, and very comfortable.Cons: Very slow to make decisions.
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