Microsoft

I dealt with the rudest interviewers of a certain group I have ever encountered. I withdrew halfway; it felt sabotaged. Either way, it would have never been a good fit, as I would have been the sole minority in the group.

Several rounds of f2f interview. Lot of programming questions - database, logical Qs, USB related etc. The candidate has to write the solutions on whiteboards. It's good to talk to folks who challenge you on your programming skills.

The process was smooth. A recruiter reached out for an initial screen, followed by a one-hour technical phone screen with the hiring manager, and finally, a virtual on-site round with four sessions. These sessions covered coding, design, and leadersh