Get the chance to work on the latest technologies and also a good atmosphere. Nice work culture with all the good facilities. Colleagues are awesome, ever-ready to help.
Cannot think of any cons as of now. :)
Round 1: 50 questions. 25 questions on basic C and C++, and 25 questions on mathematics (data interpretation). Round 2: Coding Q1. Replace all spaces with '$' in a sentence. Q2. Something related to binary trees. Q3. Linked list implementation. Rou
I applied through college or university. The process took two weeks. They asked two simple DSA questions: one to check if the given number is a palindrome or not, and the other on binary search on answers. It involved some tricky questions and intro
I applied online. The online interview process at Microsoft is structured, transparent, and candidate-friendly. It balances technical rigor with cultural fit, ensuring that successful candidates are not only strong engineers but also effective colla
Round 1: 50 questions. 25 questions on basic C and C++, and 25 questions on mathematics (data interpretation). Round 2: Coding Q1. Replace all spaces with '$' in a sentence. Q2. Something related to binary trees. Q3. Linked list implementation. Rou
I applied through college or university. The process took two weeks. They asked two simple DSA questions: one to check if the given number is a palindrome or not, and the other on binary search on answers. It involved some tricky questions and intro
I applied online. The online interview process at Microsoft is structured, transparent, and candidate-friendly. It balances technical rigor with cultural fit, ensuring that successful candidates are not only strong engineers but also effective colla