Electronic Arts Employer Reviews

Had the best work/life balance at EA. Good healthcare and perks. Great people and team spirits all year long! Love the cafe and the daycare onsite.

good pay
great co workers
was able to work, have fun while doing it and get the job done

An excellent place to work and develop your skills. You get the chance to work with so many people across the world for example Russia, Romania, India, Brazil, Canada etc.

EA is a great company to work for. The pogo culture is very flexible but when things need to get done and delivered everyone rolls up their sleeves to make it happen. We work in an agile environment where we work through extremely tight deadlines and time to market is deadline driven.

In the world of site operations, issues arise daily, trouble shooting – more...  is needed regularly and last minute marketing campaigns are requested to be launched on the site to drive revenue and registrations. With so many areas of the site to manage every day is a different day but the same goal - to accommodate as many marketing inventory placements on the site to drive revenue and registration goals.

As a project manager for several areas of managing the site, i have learned so much knowledge in my 3 years being at Pogo. I learned to code, bug fix, trouble shoot, test and deploy to production. A skill set i never had before but has become a very valuable part of my career growth. The opportunity to work through and project manage so many different areas has made me realize where my future lies - Operations and web program management.

I wake up every day looking forward to coming into work and spending time with my co-workers. My time here i've made a lot of friends and enjoy the activities we plan out of work.

The most challenging part of my job has been trying to get engineering to update and enhance the content management tool i use to launch all my work to production. But the most enjoyable part is getting to play games before they launch. The only place where taking a break to play games is acceptable. – less

Interesting to say the least . So overwhelming and fun. Watching the developers build out games was awesome

-great employees
-was able to learn a lot from the employees
-cultural experience
-exciting and motivating atmosphere

EALA was one of my favorite places to work, if not my favorite, ever! I worked alongside a fun and friendly group of people, many of which I still keep in touch with, even though I haven't worked for the company in 5 years. I was lucky to work on several excellent games and learned so much about the development process while I was there.

When I started working there it was a great place, with a lot of room of advancement. Over the last few months, that has completely disappeared and management skills have plummeted.