Good work-life balance, assuming your manager agrees :)
Microsoft has many reorgs where you will leave your team and be placed in another team. You will have no ability to choose your new team and not even know until the day of the reorg which is your new team. Switching teams is really hard; most times it will require an entire interview loop.
Given the number of reorgs and the many random team reassignments, it is very likely that if you stay long enough you will end up in a bad team for you.
So, do you feel lucky?
When doing a reorg, the affected people should have input into which new teams they join.
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. After a quick screening by the HR team, I had a visio call with a member of the team. He listened to me when I described my experience and current job, then asked me about a university-like algorithm about
This was the worst interviewing process. They contacted me on LinkedIn, and I responded that I was interested. They then replied with 10 questions in my inbox. I answered them, and later that week, they sent me an invitation for the OTS (Online Techn
The interview was an entire day meeting with managers from a variety of teams. It was quite grueling, but fair. They are extremely focused on ensuring that they hire top talent, so they understandably want to be thorough. Be prepared to do a lot of w
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. After a quick screening by the HR team, I had a visio call with a member of the team. He listened to me when I described my experience and current job, then asked me about a university-like algorithm about
This was the worst interviewing process. They contacted me on LinkedIn, and I responded that I was interested. They then replied with 10 questions in my inbox. I answered them, and later that week, they sent me an invitation for the OTS (Online Techn
The interview was an entire day meeting with managers from a variety of teams. It was quite grueling, but fair. They are extremely focused on ensuring that they hire top talent, so they understandably want to be thorough. Be prepared to do a lot of w