I had an on-campus interview with Microsoft a few weeks after the career fair, when I had given them my resume.

This interview had only one pretty basic technical question. After that, I received a call a week later stating they wanted to fly me out to Seattle for further interviews.

I flew out there about two weeks later. Many other candidates were interviewing for both internship and full-time positions.

The night before the interviews, there was a bowling event with food. It was pretty cool.

For the next day, we were separated into a morning group and an afternoon group. I was in the afternoon group, which consisted of four 45-minute interviews with various members of the specific team with which I was interviewing. Everyone was pretty personable and very helpful.

Throughout the course of the interviews, I was able to get a sense that I wasn't exactly what they were looking for, but not in a bad way. It felt more like a "remember this for next time" situation.

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