Plenty of different projects to work on; you should be able to find your niche.
Good compensation, easy parking, short commute if you live on the eastside, on-site health clinic and tons of other amenities.
Membership to the Pro Club, which is the best possible gym.
A culture that cares about its employees and the betterment of society.
You can use Windows and .NET for your development.
Located on the eastside, which isn't great if you live in Seattle. Potentially lots of bureaucracy, many floundering products. It doesn't often feel like you're working at the forefront of the industry. IT has created so many hoops for authentication to internal sites, email, etc., it's a real PITA.
Give up on Windows Phone.
Get rid of underperforming projects BEFORE half the people quit out of disillusionment.
Replace the free soda with free healthy drinks/snacks.
Immediately, I was unable to reschedule and was forced to do the interview at their preferred time, even though it was very inconvenient for me. The first interview, the interviewer sabotaged me by not letting me solve the LeetCode question that req
Aptitude matters. Coding matters. Clean coding matters. Approach, more than answer, matters. Sometimes, the problem might just be puzzles. And more than solving, how you think about the solution matters more.
Very disappointed. One interviewer was from a different team (replacing another interviewer) and continued to ask questions on topics that were not very related to the position and that I am not familiar with.
Immediately, I was unable to reschedule and was forced to do the interview at their preferred time, even though it was very inconvenient for me. The first interview, the interviewer sabotaged me by not letting me solve the LeetCode question that req
Aptitude matters. Coding matters. Clean coding matters. Approach, more than answer, matters. Sometimes, the problem might just be puzzles. And more than solving, how you think about the solution matters more.
Very disappointed. One interviewer was from a different team (replacing another interviewer) and continued to ask questions on topics that were not very related to the position and that I am not familiar with.