Pros: The atmosphere was exhilarating, getting to go to work and essentially play a video game all day. "Choose your own adventure" was a motto at the Las Vegas location, giving workers the opportunity to pick what game they wanted to work on. The workers are all very inviting and very respectful, and the management is always willing to help and give advice.

Cons: The sudden overtime can get a little out of control, but they do give you OT pay for your time. Some of the tasks that are given can be very mundane, but that's the nature of the beast when you have to check and recheck certain facets of the game and data. The pipeline for those with art degrees is nonexistent; you can only move to other areas in the QA department, not jump into the actual creation of the games themselves.

Pros: Their salaries are generous for new hires.

Cons: Once hired, raises are few and far between.

Pros: Good hours, steady projects, but many projects are also mature and so stagnant for new skill development.

Cons: Weak remote culture. It really relies on being in person, and morale can suffer for it.