Great place to work, with amazing co-workers, both technical and commercial.
Regional managers excel at leadership and motivation.
Technical teams are highly skilled and collaborative. The teams are distributed throughout the region, from Mexico to Chile.
LATAM is a small part of Microsoft. Opportunities to grow apart from the same role are limited, especially if you're out of Brazil (just Brazil is half of the region).
Not my case, but some technical managers are too much "sales guy" style, which is pretty uncomfortable when you are a technical person. If you're smart, you can iterate to program management roles to move up and then return back to technical roles at higher levels.
Be open and understand what technical people value most. If you know technical people, you know that many of them used to work very late at night, at lunch, on weekends, etc., just because they like it. Don't schedule forced meetings for early mornings to talk about sales stuff; those meetings are for commercial people.
Algorithm focus interview. Requires you to know a lot of data structures and algorithms, such as sorting, trees, and graph algorithms. It involves live coding and a short time to know a little about yourself, and then you ask about them.
They contacted me through LinkedIn. The first interview (online) included the following questions: * How do you debug an unexpected crash of a .Net application in production? * What is Intermediate Language an intermediary between? * What are
The interview process itself was really quick. It involved only one online coding interview with three different problems, followed by a single day of three coding interviews with three different interviewers. However, the background check was painfu
Algorithm focus interview. Requires you to know a lot of data structures and algorithms, such as sorting, trees, and graph algorithms. It involves live coding and a short time to know a little about yourself, and then you ask about them.
They contacted me through LinkedIn. The first interview (online) included the following questions: * How do you debug an unexpected crash of a .Net application in production? * What is Intermediate Language an intermediary between? * What are
The interview process itself was really quick. It involved only one online coding interview with three different problems, followed by a single day of three coding interviews with three different interviewers. However, the background check was painfu