Electronic Arts

"There are not enough women in leadership positions here, in gaming, or anywhere yet, but our executive has recognized that, and that's step 1!"

"It's not bad. Only at Maxis are there really a lot of women though. "

"From my experience, there’s a good “human” element to EA where they view you as a person, not just a resource "

"Hiring and pay seem to the largest issues, but once in getting promoted is not an issue and the opportunity to move up is encouraged."

"Solid benefits but not the best. Different groups have different cultures, some better some worse. Lots of brilliant female leaders. Employer is shy to promote people, often times people look to leave to progress their career."

"EA has a wonderful on-site day care (if you are lucky enough to get a spot), they expanded their parental leave last year, a Women's Employee Resource Group and other woman-powered groups kicked off last year, women support other women here and so much more!"

"The benefits are amazing, and I find it to be a family friendly work place. "

"I occasionally (every few weeks) encountered subtle racism and sexism in dialogues with colleagues and managers while working at Electronic Arts. It was more evident when looking solely at who was promoted vs. not promoted."