They are a leading software company with good work-life balance.
HR and Senior Management are evasive and unreachable within a reasonable timeframe.
Stop with ghost jobs, under-leveling, refusing personal data requests, undermining support requests, and backtracking on offers after candidates like myself clear your hiring events.
When you say, "Your offer awaits! An offer is coming upon team matching," even if Wall Street is rewarding the stock for cutting operational expenses like employees, your management still should honor your commitments made in the hiring process, such as 2-3 weeks to team match and extend the official offer from that team directly to the candidate.
You should not continue making false statements and repeat assurances months later from recruiters that say, "We are actively hiring!" especially if the position in question was canceled (with neither a status update email nor "Action Center" notification to the hiring event job ID at Microsoft) after the hiring event and before receiving the misleading "Your offer awaits!" email.
After that, repeat assurances were made of an offer coming in your hiring process. I have tried multiple formal channels with your company, seeing multiple suitable positions both at and below the Level 64 for which I cleared and could very reasonably be team-matched to, only to be stymied and delayed by a process that has no integrity.
I will hope to see, and should be expecting better of Microsoft and its management in the future.
After applying on their website, a recruiter reached out via email a few days later to schedule a first-round interview. This was followed by a separate day of three one-hour interviews. One of the interviewers did not show up, so we rescheduled. We
First, a 1-hour screening interview on Microsoft Teams, with a programming question to solve in a text editor. Then, four 1-hour interviews with members of the HoloLens team: * One on program design * Three on technical programming questions
These are deeper technical rounds that go beyond basic coding. Expect complex data structure and algorithm questions that involve multiple steps or require optimization. Questions often emphasize problem-solving under time constraints, requiring yo
After applying on their website, a recruiter reached out via email a few days later to schedule a first-round interview. This was followed by a separate day of three one-hour interviews. One of the interviewers did not show up, so we rescheduled. We
First, a 1-hour screening interview on Microsoft Teams, with a programming question to solve in a text editor. Then, four 1-hour interviews with members of the HoloLens team: * One on program design * Three on technical programming questions
These are deeper technical rounds that go beyond basic coding. Expect complex data structure and algorithm questions that involve multiple steps or require optimization. Questions often emphasize problem-solving under time constraints, requiring yo