Working at Microsoft is a tension
Working at Microsoft is a tension
Good salary and nothing more.
Management always keeps the employees under pressure for unwanted reasons.
A constantly changing environment makes everyone restless all the time about job security.
Make strong decisions and make them work. Always avoid trial and error.
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Software Development Engineer
A hiring manager had set me up for an interview. He wasn't very helpful, as he did not even listen or understand what kind of roles I wanted. I wasn't able to hear him on the phone, but he was bent on not calling me again. I did fly to Redmond after
Software Development Engineer Intern
Applied online via the website. About a month later, I received a request for a phone interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 30 minutes and primarily focused on which parts of software development you prefer (UI, Backend, Application lay
Software Engineer Intern
Two back-to-back 45-minute technical interviews. Expect basic behavioral and LeetCode medium-style questions. Medium-level tree and graph questions are likely. It's good to request time in between interviews, as back-to-back sessions can be stress
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, WashingtonJune 1, 2009A hiring manager had set me up for an interview. He wasn't very helpful, as he did not even listen or understand what kind of roles I wanted. I wasn't able to hear him on the phone, but he was bent on not calling me again. I did fly to Redmond after
Software Development Engineer Intern
Redmond, WashingtonFebruary 1, 2013Applied online via the website. About a month later, I received a request for a phone interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 30 minutes and primarily focused on which parts of software development you prefer (UI, Backend, Application lay
Software Engineer Intern
Redmond, WashingtonNovember 4, 2024Two back-to-back 45-minute technical interviews. Expect basic behavioral and LeetCode medium-style questions. Medium-level tree and graph questions are likely. It's good to request time in between interviews, as back-to-back sessions can be stress
