Friendly coworkers, beautiful new campus (CA), exciting products to work on and get involved in.
Honestly, I can't think of any.
It was a multi-step interview process over the internet. It was very tough, and I thought I was doing well, but I did not end up getting an offer. The feedback was not great either, even after the extended time of interviewing.
I submitted my resume to Microsoft at a career fair and, a couple weeks later, received an email requesting an on-campus interview. The interview was casual, and the interviewer explained what the company was looking for and the areas in which they
Phone screen with the Hiring Manager that lasted about 20 minutes. Then, five one-hour long interviews (1:1 via Microsoft Teams) with: * Hiring Manager * Regional Director * Three Mechanical Engineers The Hiring Manager, Regional Director, a
It was a multi-step interview process over the internet. It was very tough, and I thought I was doing well, but I did not end up getting an offer. The feedback was not great either, even after the extended time of interviewing.
I submitted my resume to Microsoft at a career fair and, a couple weeks later, received an email requesting an on-campus interview. The interview was casual, and the interviewer explained what the company was looking for and the areas in which they
Phone screen with the Hiring Manager that lasted about 20 minutes. Then, five one-hour long interviews (1:1 via Microsoft Teams) with: * Hiring Manager * Regional Director * Three Mechanical Engineers The Hiring Manager, Regional Director, a