The pay and the benefits.
The culture is not what they advertise it to be. HR cares more about managers than individual contributors. The female managers I came across at this place were the worst managers I’ve ever experienced in my life. They are all petty and highly emotional. I had 6 different female managers during my time here, which isn’t a bad thing at face value. If you don’t agree with something, prepare to have your career ruined. You’ve been warned.
Stop hiring incompetent M1s, and let ICs do their job.
I was initially contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn regarding the role. The process began with a recruiter screening call to review my background, experience, and interest in the position, followed by a hiring manager (HM) screening to assess fit a
Three interviews: * A first technical interview with two experts. * An interview with a manager. * A business case to evaluate and simulate a client situation with a business decision-maker and a technical decision-maker.
The interview was easy, with fewer technical questions than expected. I anticipated more challenging technical questions, given it was for Microsoft. However, they seemed to be assessing soft skills, culture fit, and past experience.
I was initially contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn regarding the role. The process began with a recruiter screening call to review my background, experience, and interest in the position, followed by a hiring manager (HM) screening to assess fit a
Three interviews: * A first technical interview with two experts. * An interview with a manager. * A business case to evaluate and simulate a client situation with a business decision-maker and a technical decision-maker.
The interview was easy, with fewer technical questions than expected. I anticipated more challenging technical questions, given it was for Microsoft. However, they seemed to be assessing soft skills, culture fit, and past experience.