Big scope but bad WLB
Big scope but bad WLB
The scope becomes bigger. A lot of good projects.
WLB is bad. Deadlines are pushed. The engineering process is not smooth.
Give better WLB to employees.
Overall, it will boost creativity and the quality of the work as well. It will be good for the long term.
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The process was regular: a phone interview, a technical interview over the phone using an online tool, and then the on-site loop, which included five interviews. It was a really good experience; I liked the team and the conversations we had.
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It was about what I was expecting for the interview process. Microsoft scheduled five interview blocks at their campus, with the fifth being "as appropriate." Each interviewer was primarily interested in evaluating how I thought through the problem,
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Redmond, Washington, United StatesAugust 1, 2018The process was regular: a phone interview, a technical interview over the phone using an online tool, and then the on-site loop, which included five interviews. It was a really good experience; I liked the team and the conversations we had.
Senior Software Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesSeptember 1, 2017The process was very scatterbrained and poorly run. The group didn't have a clear leader, and their criteria for what they were looking for in an engineer shifted with every interviewer. The interview included a really awkward development test, sat
Senior Software Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesMay 1, 2019It was about what I was expecting for the interview process. Microsoft scheduled five interview blocks at their campus, with the fifth being "as appropriate." Each interviewer was primarily interested in evaluating how I thought through the problem,
