Great company to work for
Great company to work for
Excellent work environment, excellent benefits, great product.
Stock offering is way less than industry. Slow in innovation.
Lead the innovation on the hardware side too. There are lots of opportunities and potential.
Eliminate non-value-added processes within each department.
Introduce KPIs within each department, including Design and NPI.
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The entire process took 2 months total after a referral. It was a very disorganized process from start to finish. The interview process included: * One 30-minute HR call. * One 45-minute technical interview. * A final round consisting of two
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The phone screen was followed relatively quickly by an onsite interview. Everyone was very nice, professional, and courteous, except for one "breadth" interviewer from an outside team. I rated the interview negatively because the recruiter was a no-s
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This interview was for a 7-month internship at Microsoft. It consisted of one interview with the hiring manager. He mostly asked behavioral questions to gauge my technical skills and interests. He later tested my programming skills by asking me one
Software Engineer Intern
Redmond, WashingtonNovember 1, 2020The entire process took 2 months total after a referral. It was a very disorganized process from start to finish. The interview process included: * One 30-minute HR call. * One 45-minute technical interview. * A final round consisting of two
HW Engineer
Redmond, WashingtonMarch 1, 2018The phone screen was followed relatively quickly by an onsite interview. Everyone was very nice, professional, and courteous, except for one "breadth" interviewer from an outside team. I rated the interview negatively because the recruiter was a no-s
Software Engineer
Redmond, WashingtonDecember 1, 2017This interview was for a 7-month internship at Microsoft. It consisted of one interview with the hiring manager. He mostly asked behavioral questions to gauge my technical skills and interests. He later tested my programming skills by asking me one
