Stable and growing company. Customer oriented.
I can’t single out any particular minuses. I gained tremendous experience while working at Microsoft.
The first and second round interviews are a very exhausting, intimidating process, but also an amazing experience. Speaking to some of the most brilliant minds in the world is a privilege. So, do not try and fake it; they don't care as long as you ar
The interview consisted of three rounds, which began less technical and became progressively more technical over time. It was an equal mix of technical and qualitative aspects overall, focusing on the grasp of several programming languages (C++, Java
I talked to a recruiter who set me up for an in-person, one-on-one interview when Microsoft recruited on campus. It took about 45 minutes and was mostly chat, except for one programming question. I was told to expect email from a recruiter within thr
The first and second round interviews are a very exhausting, intimidating process, but also an amazing experience. Speaking to some of the most brilliant minds in the world is a privilege. So, do not try and fake it; they don't care as long as you ar
The interview consisted of three rounds, which began less technical and became progressively more technical over time. It was an equal mix of technical and qualitative aspects overall, focusing on the grasp of several programming languages (C++, Java
I talked to a recruiter who set me up for an in-person, one-on-one interview when Microsoft recruited on campus. It took about 45 minutes and was mostly chat, except for one programming question. I was told to expect email from a recruiter within thr