I was approached by an MS Recruiter, submitted my resume, and was interviewed via telephone.
While Microsoft has brand recognition, their hiring practices need vast improvements. Initially, I was contacted by a Microsoft Recruiter via email. He found my resume online. He scheduled a phone interview and did not show up, not just once, but four times. He never apologized and seemed distracted during the screening. When he finally showed up for phone screen number five, he presented me with three different positions and said he would submit my resume to the hiring manager.
A few months later, I received an email with a date and time for a 1:1 technical interview. The interviewer was ten minutes late, was between meetings, and had to cut the interview short. He just said my resume looked good and he would forward me to the next step.
After hearing nothing for a few weeks, I contacted the recruiter. I have given up on Microsoft responding.
Just my thoughts, but they pursued me, failed to show up for interviews, and when they did, they were late. No feedback, no thanks for working here. I will pass in the future; it's not worth wasting my time on a company that has such an unprofessional hiring process.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Microsoft Cloud Architect role in San Francisco, California.
Microsoft's interview process for their Cloud Architect roles in San Francisco, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Microsoft's Cloud Architect interview process in San Francisco, California.