Unless you like the political game, run away from here. People only get far bootlicking.
Insane title inflation. You get Staff engineers with skills that a junior can do better, or senior managers with no previous management experience or project management experience. None of this is their fault, but the lack of actual definitions of roles, the heavy politics games and favoritism, and a core totally rotten, is the cause. Just look at the popularity of the company in the eyes of our customers, and assume that that’s only the tip of the iceberg, as many of the bad things remain internal.
Unity is great at creating artificial problems just to justify the promotion of a manager, at the cost of their users.
I interviewed Unity Korea in 2018. It took only one day. First, I took a technical test, and then I met with an HR recruiter. I think they thought Unity experience was important, and they liked game software engineers.
I had an initial call with the recruiter. After that, I had the first interview with the hiring manager. We talked about my previous experiences, the kinds of challenges I faced, and how I resolved them. There were also some programming questions.
The interview process was pretty straightforward: * Recruiter call * Take-home challenge * Follow-up technical round * Behavioral round * Another technical round focusing on problem-solving * Offer
I interviewed Unity Korea in 2018. It took only one day. First, I took a technical test, and then I met with an HR recruiter. I think they thought Unity experience was important, and they liked game software engineers.
I had an initial call with the recruiter. After that, I had the first interview with the hiring manager. We talked about my previous experiences, the kinds of challenges I faced, and how I resolved them. There were also some programming questions.
The interview process was pretty straightforward: * Recruiter call * Take-home challenge * Follow-up technical round * Behavioral round * Another technical round focusing on problem-solving * Offer