Lots to do. It can be interesting work. Great for getting your foot in the door.
High turnover. Lots of dumb managers from Microsoft. Very frustrating sometimes, since there's a lot of micromanaging.
It has 3 stages. First is coding, where they ask you two questions and want you to write a simple code. Second is behavioral questions. Last is a video interview, which takes about 30 minutes. They want you to explain how you wrote the code.
Entry-level college grad SDE position. A recruiter contacted me, and then I completed an online assessment with two LeetCode Medium (maybe Easy?) questions and a virtual job simulation. After that, I had three back-to-back interviews: one focused on
The interview consisted of two coding questions. The difficulty of the first question was easy, while the second one was medium. For the first question, a hashmap needed to be used, and for the second, a 2D array was required.
It has 3 stages. First is coding, where they ask you two questions and want you to write a simple code. Second is behavioral questions. Last is a video interview, which takes about 30 minutes. They want you to explain how you wrote the code.
Entry-level college grad SDE position. A recruiter contacted me, and then I completed an online assessment with two LeetCode Medium (maybe Easy?) questions and a virtual job simulation. After that, I had three back-to-back interviews: one focused on
The interview consisted of two coding questions. The difficulty of the first question was easy, while the second one was medium. For the first question, a hashmap needed to be used, and for the second, a 2D array was required.