Riot Games reviews

- Lots of feedback comes to me from lots of directions - requires a humble attitude, and strong communication skills - Expensive cost of living nearby - slightly offset by higher pay rates, but given how ridiculously expensive LA is, wages would need to be much much higher to fully offset the cost - Rapid growth has left various systems with a fair amount of tech debt and related process dysfunction. It's annoying to work with, but has improved dramatically since I started (and is still improving. go team!). - Because we value making the right decision for players instead of a single manager's decision, stuff takes longer than usual. I'm okay with that, because I prefer the democratic approach. But I understand why some may get frustrated, and see this as a negative.

-- Inexperienced leadership. Rushed decision making and poor personnel management. -- Personal growth. Difficult to find mentors for positions above an associate level. -- Lack of humility. Tone at top prevents honest problem solving for leaders below. -- Work-life balance. Difficult to have a life outside of work. -- Overly social culture leads to group think mentality in day to day decisions. -- Company culture (in practice). Young culture lacks selflessness and mature responses to interpersonal problems. -- Riot Games only has one product, which leads to diminished opportunities and limited career growth.