As an onsite contract developer at Microsoft in 2018, I definitely felt like my team included me more than I've experienced in similar roles. Other than employment status, I was highly involved in standups, code reviews, and input on projects. Other than my employment status, I definitely felt and acted like a part of the team.
There were several event and emergency announcements that did not make it to me due to my employment status. I was lucky to hear these secondhand through my FTE coworkers, but sometimes these occurrences meant that I couldn't actually access my building when I planned to finish work there (I was working with onsite hardware).
Extend important building announcements to workers of all employment types that utilize that building.
1. Regular Recruiter call: Check my curriculum, background, etc. 2. Technical call: LeetCode "sliding window" average. 3. Onsite: - LeetCode Matrix exercise. - React exercise (fetch data). - System Design (tracks user actions + ads related
Horrible experience!! Office NLX team. Referred by an employee: 1. Recruiter called to do initial screening and proceeded to the next round. 2. This was with the hiring manager; it went well and moved to the next round. 3. Three back-to-back 45-min
Pretty much any other interview, I was called early in the morning. I had to wait for hours and hours. Finally, some developer came. I was interviewed at Microsoft IDC and asked two questions. Both were easy. I believe I'm good enough in what I know
1. Regular Recruiter call: Check my curriculum, background, etc. 2. Technical call: LeetCode "sliding window" average. 3. Onsite: - LeetCode Matrix exercise. - React exercise (fetch data). - System Design (tracks user actions + ads related
Horrible experience!! Office NLX team. Referred by an employee: 1. Recruiter called to do initial screening and proceeded to the next round. 2. This was with the hiring manager; it went well and moved to the next round. 3. Three back-to-back 45-min
Pretty much any other interview, I was called early in the morning. I had to wait for hours and hours. Finally, some developer came. I was interviewed at Microsoft IDC and asked two questions. Both were easy. I believe I'm good enough in what I know