Bad culture. I have no idea how the Bangalore office has turned out to have a culture so distant from what Microsoft elsewhere is known for. Diversity, inclusion, and friendly people – all are lacking here. You get hired now; you are more certain to feel lonely, marginalized, and left to fend for yourselves.
Middle of a massive realignment. MS is undergoing a top-to-bottom shakeup and reorg, which can leave you uncertain of coming times. But if you are an old timer at Microsoft, perhaps it is a cause for much joy. Certain teams in Bing and BingAds are undergoing a swift move to agility, and with no clear focus on what to aim for, teams are trying what feels best for them. Most are re-engineering what other tech giants like Google and Amazon have solved well for years. Things like disaster management and CI are all getting solved for now. It seems like a decade-old problem.
Phone Interview * Reverse a Linked List OnSite * Binary Tree * Copy One Linked List to another * Programming a Car Radio with Stations
One call, then to schedule a coding session. Next, a session with a very arrogant young Russian guy. He started with, "I was impressed by your CV..." Then the hell started.
After meeting one of the recruiters at a job fair on the East Coast, I quickly secured a phone screen interview with two managers that went extremely well. They flew me across country out to Washington state for a face-to-face, all-day meeting. The t
Phone Interview * Reverse a Linked List OnSite * Binary Tree * Copy One Linked List to another * Programming a Car Radio with Stations
One call, then to schedule a coding session. Next, a session with a very arrogant young Russian guy. He started with, "I was impressed by your CV..." Then the hell started.
After meeting one of the recruiters at a job fair on the East Coast, I quickly secured a phone screen interview with two managers that went extremely well. They flew me across country out to Washington state for a face-to-face, all-day meeting. The t