Microsoft is a good company, with good work-life balance.
Benefits are good. They provide free food and drink, and there are chances to grow.
Company politics. Sometimes they point fingers at each other.
I started the process by applying through my campus recruiting website. I was contacted by a campus recruiter for Microsoft and was invited for an on-campus screening. The interviewer was an engineer for the Surface team and asked me a variety of re
The on-site interview is very much pure technical. The questions are basically related to my resume, which implies that if the resume does not gain their interest, I will not get this chance for an interview. There were four rounds of interviews. In
Due to COVID, I had three interviews through MS Teams. The interviewers were nice and well-organized. However, their expectations were very high. I had to answer the questions carefully. Hopefully, I hit the points and my job experience matched their
I started the process by applying through my campus recruiting website. I was contacted by a campus recruiter for Microsoft and was invited for an on-campus screening. The interviewer was an engineer for the Surface team and asked me a variety of re
The on-site interview is very much pure technical. The questions are basically related to my resume, which implies that if the resume does not gain their interest, I will not get this chance for an interview. There were four rounds of interviews. In
Due to COVID, I had three interviews through MS Teams. The interviewers were nice and well-organized. However, their expectations were very high. I had to answer the questions carefully. Hopefully, I hit the points and my job experience matched their