Blizzard Entertainment Game Master Interview Questions

Had to come in through a temporary agency, Volt. It was a small office with a standard interview process. They asked me several questions and I was able to demonstrate competency and interest for the job. When I was offered to go full time with Blizzard after a preliminary few months with Volt, there was no further interview process and it was quite easy.

It was clear and without any traps.The interviewer gave the feeling to be welcome and they were very funny to quit the nervous. They ask the question in 2 Languages.

Excellent people working at Blizzard, the process was very pleasant all along and I felt really welcome and comfortable all the time. Unfortunately, I did not get the job, but I did make it to the last round of interviews. I would encourage everyone to try.

Well, it was pretty simple, basic and interesting. 10 questions. Mostly about customer support experience and how would I do each role and help a specific customer. Few questions how much I know about their games and which I have played. My advice would be, just be talkative and don't be quiet, your job will be to talk to people and not to sit there and do nothing. The more you talk, the more they will likely give you a job.

Brief, but friendly and the questions were not hard, more directed toward gaming specifically and to gauge if you can handle the array of chatters. Most of the questionn were along the lines of "What would you do/have you done in this particular situation?"

I applied online and sent a resume in with a current employee. I also got the name of the person in charge of hiring at the time and e-mailed them for status updates every now and then.

Was done through 3rd party. Contract to hire. Didn't know what company it was for. Job just said in-game support rep. Could have been a few companies around here. They only told you after you got the job.