I worked with the top escalation engineers in the GES group for network support. I had the privilege of working with the best and the brightest in Los Colinas, TX as a contractor for 9 months. Microsoft had its biggest across-the-board layoff in company history (5%), and all contractors were cut loose.
During that time, I worked on and resolved many critical customer issues and kept customers quite happy.
None. I would work there again if unemployed and asked to do so.
Keep on keeping on. I really enjoyed the group doing a team fun thing once per month. It took a lot of courage for me to play Guitar Hero for the first time in my life at one of those events, but wow, I sure got into it once I was encouraged to try it out.
I was contacted by a recruiter who conducted a phone screening right then and there. I then had a second phone interview with a team member. After that, I moved on to an on-site interview. This lasted for about 3 hours.
It's one day with two interviews, and if you move on, you'll have another two. One focuses on designing a tic-tac-toe (X/O) game, and the other is a LeetCode-style coding question.
I applied through another source. I loved the interview even though I got rejected. It was polite. I really loved it, but the thing is I was underqualified, so I got rejected as soon as the interview ended.
I was contacted by a recruiter who conducted a phone screening right then and there. I then had a second phone interview with a team member. After that, I moved on to an on-site interview. This lasted for about 3 hours.
It's one day with two interviews, and if you move on, you'll have another two. One focuses on designing a tic-tac-toe (X/O) game, and the other is a LeetCode-style coding question.
I applied through another source. I loved the interview even though I got rejected. It was polite. I really loved it, but the thing is I was underqualified, so I got rejected as soon as the interview ended.