Great work-life balance, and great people.
Many bureaucracies and dependencies on Redmond
The entire procedure was pretty chill. The hardest part is actually getting and clearing the OA round, but after that, it's smooth sailing. I didn't get selected in the end, but the process was wonderful.
I had to meet with four interviewers. The last one was an optional "as appropriate" interview. All questions were coding-related. I was evaluated on how I solved the problems. I was very nervous, but this wasn't held against me.
I interviewed through college recruiting. The first round interview was really easy; the interviewer just asked me to implement a queue and test it for certain conditions. Then I flew to Seattle for the final round, where I had to go through four b
The entire procedure was pretty chill. The hardest part is actually getting and clearing the OA round, but after that, it's smooth sailing. I didn't get selected in the end, but the process was wonderful.
I had to meet with four interviewers. The last one was an optional "as appropriate" interview. All questions were coding-related. I was evaluated on how I solved the problems. I was very nervous, but this wasn't held against me.
I interviewed through college recruiting. The first round interview was really easy; the interviewer just asked me to implement a queue and test it for certain conditions. Then I flew to Seattle for the final round, where I had to go through four b