Microsoft Dream, Late Lunch
Microsoft Dream, Late Lunch
Working with Microsoft is one of the best positions you can ever achieve. I've worked here for over 7 years and I can't imagine retiring from this place.
I really can't think of anything except lunch breaks. They're about an hour long and start at 14:20, which is pretty late.
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New York, New YorkOctober 1, 2015On-campus interview, which went well. It's been a month now, and they have not responded. My recruiter left the job, and I've received no feedback yet. However, they were quick to set up an interview. I'm looking forward to hearing from them soon.
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New York, New YorkOctober 1, 2018I was invited to an on-campus interview. The interviewer was a Senior Engineer for the location I was interviewing for. They had two days back-to-back of 30-minute interviews, with, I want to say, roughly 10 people each day.
