Loved working here at Microsoft.
Cannot think of any cons.
I was interviewed by five people one by one throughout the day: three in the morning and two in the afternoon. For the morning interviews, each person first asked me to introduce myself in English. Then, in Chinese, they asked for details about my r
My interview was many years ago. It included 7 rounds: headhunter, HR, hiring manager, peers, director, and two colleagues from other teams that I would work with. There were no particular IQ questions, but rather job-related ones. My hiring manager
I provided my resume to my university's recruiter. I had worked with her in the past for a Microsoft-sponsored student event, so she knew me. A few weeks later, Microsoft was conducting interviews on my school campus and invited me for what they cal
I was interviewed by five people one by one throughout the day: three in the morning and two in the afternoon. For the morning interviews, each person first asked me to introduce myself in English. Then, in Chinese, they asked for details about my r
My interview was many years ago. It included 7 rounds: headhunter, HR, hiring manager, peers, director, and two colleagues from other teams that I would work with. There were no particular IQ questions, but rather job-related ones. My hiring manager
I provided my resume to my university's recruiter. I had worked with her in the past for a Microsoft-sponsored student event, so she knew me. A few weeks later, Microsoft was conducting interviews on my school campus and invited me for what they cal