Good compensation if you are an exceptional performer. Opportunity to work on many different technologies once you are matriculated.
Poor mobility within the company. Management promotion opportunities are generally linked to how long you have been with the company.
There's an 18-month minimum that you must stay within a group before you can work on a new project. This can screw you over, as one can easily get lured into a failing group. Periodic hiring freezes exacerbate these problems.
There's not enough emphasis on placing people with strong technical backgrounds into management. Ideally, individuals should have both qualities. Recently, there have been more "foo-foo" managers and fewer technical managers.
The interview process began with a technical screen over the phone. Following that, there were five interviews conducted back-to-back at Redmond HQ. A 45-minute break was provided between each interview. A lunch was also provided before the intervie
I applied through a college recruiter. My interview process included: * A 30-minute phone screening. * A 30-minute in-person interview with the recruiter. * A 1-hour in-person technical interview.
Career Fair On-Campus Interview Fly out to Redmond 5-hour long interviews, including a lunch interview Decision. Communication was prompt and detailed, and any follow-up questions were answered in a timely manner.
The interview process began with a technical screen over the phone. Following that, there were five interviews conducted back-to-back at Redmond HQ. A 45-minute break was provided between each interview. A lunch was also provided before the intervie
I applied through a college recruiter. My interview process included: * A 30-minute phone screening. * A 30-minute in-person interview with the recruiter. * A 1-hour in-person technical interview.
Career Fair On-Campus Interview Fly out to Redmond 5-hour long interviews, including a lunch interview Decision. Communication was prompt and detailed, and any follow-up questions were answered in a timely manner.