Microsoft has a great work environment.
It carries great weight in their ideals.
They summon you, offering the advantages of working with them, such as benefits, etc. The interview starts casually but professionally, going directly to the points that interest them.
The first filter was a curriculum check and behavioral questions. Two days later, I had a call to schedule a technical interview at the Microsoft offices in Mexico. The interview was one-on-one and entirely technical in nature.
The first interview was conducted over Skype, and the difficulty was fairly good. The final round consisted of four interviews, lasting about four hours. It was tiring and mostly technical questions.
They summon you, offering the advantages of working with them, such as benefits, etc. The interview starts casually but professionally, going directly to the points that interest them.
The first filter was a curriculum check and behavioral questions. Two days later, I had a call to schedule a technical interview at the Microsoft offices in Mexico. The interview was one-on-one and entirely technical in nature.
The first interview was conducted over Skype, and the difficulty was fairly good. The final round consisted of four interviews, lasting about four hours. It was tiring and mostly technical questions.