Great for growth, culture, and balance
Great for growth, culture, and balance
The teams I stayed with are all great. My manager and teammates are all friendly, love to help, kind, and patient.
At Microsoft, work-life balance is a key thing for employees, where you won't feel under pressure as a software engineer in our org.
Without regular pressure, it requires a lot of self-motivation to advance your career. Salary and bonus are something not very competitive in the market, though.
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The interview process consisted of three rounds, followed by an offer. The interview questions were very basic, nothing as hard as Google or Facebook. I met with three people one-on-one, and after they submitted their feedback, I received the offer.
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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.
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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
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Redmond, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2016The interview process consisted of three rounds, followed by an offer. The interview questions were very basic, nothing as hard as Google or Facebook. I met with three people one-on-one, and after they submitted their feedback, I received the offer.
Senior Software Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesNovember 18, 2024Aptitude 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.
Senior Software Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesMay 1, 2016This 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
