Great benefits, work-life balance, and people. If you are a hardcore coding SE, then you will fit in perfectly.
Does not value the SDET career path at this time. Not a family-oriented company now, with few and disorganized family events.
Reconsider the SDET to SE conversion. You need individuals that just get the "grunt work" done.
Reconsider the family events. Mandate that individual teams host multiple events if it is not possible to do company-wide events.
Non-Microsoft family members are the ones that support your great employees in this stressful, fast-paced, demanding technical career. This might help retain more of your employees past the 3-5 year average.
Phone interview, followed by 4 tech screens and a final round with the hiring manager.
I attended four in-person interviews. The lunch provided was good and free. Each interviewer asked a different type of question: * Data structures * Strings * Math * Algorithm optimization I believe they communicate between interviews. If you inter
I had an initial phone interview and then four onsite interviews. The process seemed simple to me. Each interview consisted of one programming question, analyzing a program. It looked simple, but I did not receive an offer. I don't know why, and the
Phone interview, followed by 4 tech screens and a final round with the hiring manager.
I attended four in-person interviews. The lunch provided was good and free. Each interviewer asked a different type of question: * Data structures * Strings * Math * Algorithm optimization I believe they communicate between interviews. If you inter
I had an initial phone interview and then four onsite interviews. The process seemed simple to me. Each interview consisted of one programming question, analyzing a program. It looked simple, but I did not receive an offer. I don't know why, and the