Good pay, great benefits, and work-life balance.
Growing pains, MSFT-ness, on-call.
Initially, everything runs through Microsoft and you go through several stages of tests. Two months later, the first is an "Idiot Proofness" test, in my opinion. You can normally pass this very easily. One month later, the second is a development t
I applied online and after about one week, I received an email with the following steps: 1. **Code assignment.** It was pretty easy; they give you five hours, but it took less time to do a good job. 2. Three days after I submitted the code assign
I first interviewed with the HR girl from the USA. She didn't pay me any attention. Even though I told her several times that I had experience with Kubernetes, she ended up asking me if I had experience with Kubernetes. It was like talking to an auto
Initially, everything runs through Microsoft and you go through several stages of tests. Two months later, the first is an "Idiot Proofness" test, in my opinion. You can normally pass this very easily. One month later, the second is a development t
I applied online and after about one week, I received an email with the following steps: 1. **Code assignment.** It was pretty easy; they give you five hours, but it took less time to do a good job. 2. Three days after I submitted the code assign
I first interviewed with the HR girl from the USA. She didn't pay me any attention. Even though I told her several times that I had experience with Kubernetes, she ended up asking me if I had experience with Kubernetes. It was like talking to an auto