My internship at Microsoft was very good. I had a lot of learning opportunities, and the leadership was solid.
My team was located in Boston, and I was assigned to the Redmond Offices, which made it awkward scheduling meetings with the team.
I got the first interview from my college career website and passed the first round. The second round was final and consisted of five interviews: * 1 Sr. SDET * 1 Test Lead * 1 Test Principal * 2 Directors Each interview had three parts: starting w
I first had an on-campus interview, and the question was to decide whether a string is a palindrome. After a few weeks, I received an email from the recruiter saying that I made it to the next step, which was the on-site interview. The on-site inte
Very simple and straightforward. They don't just look for the final answer; they look for how you arrived at the answer. Be sure to talk your way through deriving your answer.
I got the first interview from my college career website and passed the first round. The second round was final and consisted of five interviews: * 1 Sr. SDET * 1 Test Lead * 1 Test Principal * 2 Directors Each interview had three parts: starting w
I first had an on-campus interview, and the question was to decide whether a string is a palindrome. After a few weeks, I received an email from the recruiter saying that I made it to the next step, which was the on-site interview. The on-site inte
Very simple and straightforward. They don't just look for the final answer; they look for how you arrived at the answer. Be sure to talk your way through deriving your answer.