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Overall Rating
CEO Approval
John S. Riccitiello
CEO and Director
56% “Approve”1 – 20 of 64 Reviews for Electronic Arts
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Nov 17, 2008
“Tiburon is a political, corporate environment for a developer. But they make quality games that sell a lot of copies.”
Associate Producer in Orlando, FL (United States)Pros: “To be specific, this review pertains to EA - Tiburon in Orlando. Studios ad teams can vary greatly within gae companies. The best reasons to work at EA Tiburon are that you will be working on very high-profile and multimillion selling gmes. The…”
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Nov 4, 2008
“It's not as boring as they say!”
Associate Interface Designer in Singapore (Singapore) -
Oct 28, 2008
“Do you want to throw away your life and sanity just to be able to say you worked at EA?”
Senior Director in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Oct 23, 2008
“Great benefits, but the work environment is toxic.”
Software Engineer II in Orlando, FL (United States) -
Oct 13, 2008
1 found helpful
“EA is a great place to work if you are willing to grind away and do what it takes to succeed.”
Software Engineer in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Oct 16, 2008
“Extremely smart people, but very political environment”
Senior Director in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Oct 1, 2008
“EA is a great employer! After working in the game industry I wouldn't work in another industry.”
Project Manager in Orlando, FL (United States) -
Sep 28, 2008
“Best job that I have had in my career.....”
Senior Development Director in Fairfax, VA (United States) -
Sep 6, 2008
“EAC is an awesome place to work.”
Game Designer in Burnaby (Canada) -
Sep 5, 2008
“Pretty good place to work”
Programmer -
Sep 4, 2008
“Electronic Arts, Why work here?”
Lead Software Tester in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Sep 4, 2008
“All the financial benefits of the Games Industry, with the work environment of an accounting firm.”
Software Engineer II in Fairfax, VA (United States) -
Aug 22, 2008
1 found helpful
“Once employed, they wll attempt to take control of your life and force you to become one of their drones.”
Game Designer in Chertsey, England (United Kingdom) -
Sep 10, 2008
“Best in the industry”
Software Engineer II in Fairfax, VA (United States) -
Sep 4, 2008
“It's quite unlike the public image.”
Technical Director in Vancouver (Canada) -
Jul 11, 2008
4 found helpful
“Where Vice-Presidents Go to Play Golf”
Software Engineer in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Aug 5, 2008
1 found helpful
“Don't work for EA until employees start to matter more”
Senior Software Engineer in Orlando, FL (United States) -
Aug 12, 2008
“EA is OK”
Senior Software Engineer in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Jul 26, 2008
“Teaches great work ethic, but can burn you out. Career development leadership could improve,”
Software Engineer in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Jul 19, 2008
“Overall a great place to work”
Technical Artist in Montreal (Canada)
