Electronic Arts reviews

I spent a long time working with video game studios at EA. The individuals in the studios were some of the most brilliant, creative, awesome people I have ever met. The culture of the studios I worked for was always stressful, but incredibly supportive. They expect you to manage your own career and be proactive about taking on challenging assignments, and when you do they genuinely support you. While I had a lot of manager turnover, almost all of my managers were incredibly effective and capable of building strong relationships. Benefits were outstanding and pay was at my expectation. I seldom had concerns with the facilities, technology, etc. It's a great surrounding.

- Cantina's around each major group is a nice idea, lots of tea/coffee and things to nom on - Wage and benefits is great, certainly helps me and my family. - Communication is a lot better than it used to be, but I guess I am lucky with great management who are very supportive and care about work/life balance (which is give and take..) - Teams have made lots of changes, but communication internally has improved to points where people are ok 'making more changes', very relaxed - EA are really trying to change there image from before, where cliches existed, and its a lot different than that now, far more welcoming and rewarding.