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.
This was for Clod and Applications, the Power BI gateway team. It involved a phone screen and three technical rounds. Topics were pure Computer Science and Data Structures, all done on whiteboards. No Azure, no databases, no REST, and no WCF were i
The interview process involves four onsite rounds, with the initial round being an online coding assessment. Each round lasted 45 minutes and included two system design and two coding challenges, along with behavioral questions. The system design rou
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,
This was for Clod and Applications, the Power BI gateway team. It involved a phone screen and three technical rounds. Topics were pure Computer Science and Data Structures, all done on whiteboards. No Azure, no databases, no REST, and no WCF were i
The interview process involves four onsite rounds, with the initial round being an online coding assessment. Each round lasted 45 minutes and included two system design and two coding challenges, along with behavioral questions. The system design rou
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,