It's Microsoft! There is nothing like working for such a HUGE company. There are so many more opportunities to find your dream job, to learn new things, be a part of new technology development, travel, and be successful.
The biggest downfall is the flip side to one of the positives. It's a HUGE company, and it's very easy to get lost in the masses.
Other downsides are that, with a company this size, it's easy for bad employees to stay employed because it's easier for them to fly under the radar. People tend to be moved on rather than gotten rid of.
There are too many layers of management.
I went to the student career fair and spoke with representatives from Microsoft. Later, I asked one of the recruiters about how often I had applied without receiving an interview. He advised that the key was to match software keywords on my resume a
The onsite interview was amazing. You first arrive and sit in the main lobby for about an hour. Here, they want you to interact with some of their amenities, such as playing video games on their Xbox One. They offer free coffee and drinks while you w
The interview took place over Teams with who would be my manager and his manager. The interview was just under an hour. Questions covered: * Past projects, including technologies used * Development processes exposure * My contributions This was th
I went to the student career fair and spoke with representatives from Microsoft. Later, I asked one of the recruiters about how often I had applied without receiving an interview. He advised that the key was to match software keywords on my resume a
The onsite interview was amazing. You first arrive and sit in the main lobby for about an hour. Here, they want you to interact with some of their amenities, such as playing video games on their Xbox One. They offer free coffee and drinks while you w
The interview took place over Teams with who would be my manager and his manager. The interview was just under an hour. Questions covered: * Past projects, including technologies used * Development processes exposure * My contributions This was th