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Interviewed Apr 2010 in Hyderabad (India) (took 2 days)

You have 3 stages of interview:

Round 1: Play a mobile game on your device and report bugs on it.
Round 2: Since you are joining a leading gaming company, you need to be an avid gamer. They ask you questions on games, ranging from the story line to the characters name, your favorite games, competitive games from other studios, etc.
Round 3: If you qualify in the above two rounds, you have the final HR round where you discuss the salary.

That's it. You are in.

Interview Questions

Name the top 10 games that you have played recently.

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Can you tell the story line of that game?

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Negotiation Details

No Negotiations. You shall be offered 10k straight. If you accept well and good. Else they don't bother. There are many people out there who can play games and report bugs.

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The interview consisted of a 1:1 Interview and an IQ/Intelligence Test.

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Interviewed Apr 2008 in Burnaby, BC (Canada) (took 3 days)

Took an online test. I guess I passed be wise I was. Alled in to be parr of a group onterwoew in front o a panel. they asked us individual questions and tested our ability to work as a group by asking us to balance a set of nails on a single nail in a piece of wood. I already knew how to do it, so I told them and the test changed to see if I could get the group to do the task by just describing the steps to them.
Afterwards, I was called back to interview 1 on 1 with a rep from the team I would be working with to see if I would be a good fit. Easy peasy.