Work-Life Balance is great.
None that I can think of.
When I was a college student, Microsoft first came to my campus to interview me. They asked a challenging programming logic question, and I passed. Microsoft then flew me to Seattle for an on-site interview. Over the course of a day, I had four inter
I applied through an employee referral. The process took one week. It was three rounds of interviews: two rounds of DSA and one round of system design. In each round, they had behavioral and DSA questions. They asked one easy question and then twist
The interview was one hour long. It included: * 10 minutes discussing my resume and experience. * 40 minutes on an easy coding question and exploring different approaches. * 10 minutes discussing the role.
When I was a college student, Microsoft first came to my campus to interview me. They asked a challenging programming logic question, and I passed. Microsoft then flew me to Seattle for an on-site interview. Over the course of a day, I had four inter
I applied through an employee referral. The process took one week. It was three rounds of interviews: two rounds of DSA and one round of system design. In each round, they had behavioral and DSA questions. They asked one easy question and then twist
The interview was one hour long. It included: * 10 minutes discussing my resume and experience. * 40 minutes on an easy coding question and exploring different approaches. * 10 minutes discussing the role.