Competitive pay, great benefits, talented coworkers, in a professional and diverse environment.
They give you all the tools you need to do your job, both technical as well as non-technical.
Silicon Valley is not their main HQ, so it sometimes gets a little neglected. You're not going to get filthy rich working for MS, as they're not a startup. Sometimes, you can feel like a small cog in a big machine.
Be very cognizant of the toll Full Stack engineering takes on people's personal lives. DRI duty is stressful, even when there are no incidents. Doing that for years and years takes a psychological toll and makes you think, "I have to get away from this." DRI should be done in tours, with loooooong breaks between.
Normal interview with a few technical questions. Nothing out of the ordinary. If you've done these before, you will be fine. Some of them were quite hard, and I couldn't answer all of them.
A recruiter called me and informed me about this opportunity. After an initial discussion, the recruiter arranged an interview for me via Teams. The interviewers were friendly, and the interview lasted about an hour.
The interview process involved the following stages: * First contact through LinkedIn. * Phone interview with an HR recruiter. * Full-day interview with 4 people. * Feedback from the manager. * Offer. * Time to provide an answer. During
Normal interview with a few technical questions. Nothing out of the ordinary. If you've done these before, you will be fine. Some of them were quite hard, and I couldn't answer all of them.
A recruiter called me and informed me about this opportunity. After an initial discussion, the recruiter arranged an interview for me via Teams. The interviewers were friendly, and the interview lasted about an hour.
The interview process involved the following stages: * First contact through LinkedIn. * Phone interview with an HR recruiter. * Full-day interview with 4 people. * Feedback from the manager. * Offer. * Time to provide an answer. During