Riot Games reviews

Ultimate flexibility: As a young professional, many of my peers at other companies tell me they are "putting in their time," showing up at 9, clocking out at 5, just to be seen by someone important. They complete projects quickly but spend time at the office primarily to signal to managers that they're "working hard." At Riot that's just not the case. No one cares when you get here and when you leave, as long as your following through on your commitments. Unlimited PTO, WFH as needed and zero micromanaging even for coordinators/associates. You're trusted and expected to figure out how to manage your time effectively; no one is going to tell you what to do and how/when to do it. Results are what matter. Being yourself: I hear this a lot from other Rioters: “Riot is the first workplace where I could really be myself." Riot is full of gamers who hid their passion at work before joining Riot; they’re the ex-MtG pros or DOTA streamers who’ve never been able to have a serious conversation with coworkers about their gaming without it being laughed at or belittled. At Riot, we play League and all types of games both at work and after work. We believe that understanding what’s going on in our industry, studying other games and then actually becoming players of them helps us do better work. Focus on Talent: Riot is a place where you have frequent conversations with managers and mentors about what you want to be working on, what you’re passionate about, what skills you want to grow in, what you can get better at and how your role helps you get closer to those things. While value to players and to Riot is an important component when deciding what team//projects/products someone works on, Riot takes extra care to make sure people are working on things that they’re excited about whenever they can. Instead of being told what you’re working on and what team you’re joining, you get to be a part of those discussions and push back when things don’t feel right. In the long term, I think this leads to people being happier at Riot and sticking around longer. I myself have worked on 6 different teams in a little under 5 years in 3 distinct roles. I didn't have to leave Riot to grow, explore my other interests and try something new. Perks: Riot definitely takes care of Rioters! Health benefits are amazing, there's subsidized lunch daily (and dinner if you’re working late!), an on-campus cafe for your afternoon latte, endless access to LaCroix, onsite yoga classes and massage services to name a few of my favorites. Seriously couldn’t ask for anything more.

I have been working at Riot Games São Paulo Office for more than one year as a Rioter (it is a fact that I used to be a contractor for more than 2 and a half years for Recruiting). I was inspired by a review from another Rioters and I share his opinion so I will start with his statement: "I'm not sure how to break this down into a simple list of pros and cons. Everything about Riot is dual-edged and requires consistent grounding to maintain realistic perspectives. If I could summarize, Rioters are given great power. "And with great power comes great responsibility.""" - Flexible work hours ("We are worried if you are and can deliver, not in how are you going to do it"); - You are expected to be the best at what you do, that raises the bar for you and the team; - Great office structure and localization; - Very nice perks and swags; - Awesome special events (massage, afternoon coffee break, team outings for team building, Riot Rumble!); - Play LOL during the day; - Horizontal Structure, from an intern to the CEO, everyone have access to everyone, the is no politics in therms of with whom I can relate and talk; - Open feedback (from Global Surveys to special classes that help us consolidate and grow a true open/actionable feedback culture)!