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So many different teams that you can pick from.
Sometimes, people say that promoting legacy software is hard, but they haven't experienced that yet.
I received a phone call from their office in Redmond, and the interview lasted 45 minutes. The interview included a range of questions, from short-answer technical queries to behavioral and problem-solving inquiries. No coding questions were asked.
I applied through the recruiter at my university and secured an on-campus interview. It consisted of three questions covering design, testing, and coding. I didn't hear back for about two months. Following that, they invited me to their Redmond camp
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
I received a phone call from their office in Redmond, and the interview lasted 45 minutes. The interview included a range of questions, from short-answer technical queries to behavioral and problem-solving inquiries. No coding questions were asked.
I applied through the recruiter at my university and secured an on-campus interview. It consisted of three questions covering design, testing, and coding. I didn't hear back for about two months. Following that, they invited me to their Redmond camp
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