Work-life balance, good benefits.
Hard to switch internally, silo mode.
An easy but long process, with lots of interviews. I actually think that's good; it's very decent. The interviewers were very professional, trying to really understand your ways of thinking rather than just asking questions and expecting answers.
Great, comfortable, and I really enjoyed the process from start to finish. It went well, with typical questions asked. They were open to answering all my questions too. Delighted with the rapport.
I received a verbal offer from Microsoft's San Francisco office (MileIQ). Later, they pursued another candidate without providing a reason. They should be more cautious when extending verbal offers. The recruiter, a senior lady, was very unprofessio
An easy but long process, with lots of interviews. I actually think that's good; it's very decent. The interviewers were very professional, trying to really understand your ways of thinking rather than just asking questions and expecting answers.
Great, comfortable, and I really enjoyed the process from start to finish. It went well, with typical questions asked. They were open to answering all my questions too. Delighted with the rapport.
I received a verbal offer from Microsoft's San Francisco office (MileIQ). Later, they pursued another candidate without providing a reason. They should be more cautious when extending verbal offers. The recruiter, a senior lady, was very unprofessio