Microsoft Bing Team
Microsoft Bing Team
Good perks, proper work-life balance. Flexible working hours, decent pay.
Company cares for you. Organizes everything for you from commute to health and fitness. Food is subsidized. Snacks are free.
Since it is a huge company, visibility for your work is not always guaranteed. Also, things tend to go very slowly.
There is some degree of repeated work among different teams. Better ways to collaborate between teams could be implemented. Free lunch could bring you on par with Google in terms of perks, as that is the only thing missing.
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It was my first ever interview, and the company was Microsoft. I was nervous throughout the process, but the interviewer was friendly. He only asked a coding question, not even my intro. He already knew my name. I was not selected, but it was a good
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Kānpur, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaJune 1, 2022It was my first ever interview, and the company was Microsoft. I was nervous throughout the process, but the interviewer was friendly. He only asked a coding question, not even my intro. He already knew my name. I was not selected, but it was a good
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Redmond, Washington, United StatesSeptember 1, 2020The interview was quick and done virtually. They asked me a little about my past and to code a quick data structures problem. The process was fluid, feeling both quick and a little rushed.
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Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesMarch 1, 2010The interviewer first asked me about my project experience. Then, he started to ask some questions about sorting and searching algorithms. He just wanted brief answers, like “binary search.” But you could still write programming on paper or describe
