I really miss Microsoft. It was a great company. It wasn't without its own set of problems, but overall, it was a great place to work. The people were generally dedicated, and for the most part, people there cared about others.
Microsoft has a lot of "not invented here." It limits the creativity and growth engineers can have inside of the company.
I had a phone interview with them over Skype. They called me on time, and the interviewer was very pleasant. So, I could relax and talk about my experiences, enjoying the conversation. It was not too difficult, nor too easy.
The interviewer was nice and gave some hints, but I failed due to poor preparation.
A university recruiter contacted me after a colleague recommended me to their team. For some reason, I was asked to proceed directly to an on-site interview, skipping the phone interview or earlier screening. At Redmond, I had four interviews, one of
I had a phone interview with them over Skype. They called me on time, and the interviewer was very pleasant. So, I could relax and talk about my experiences, enjoying the conversation. It was not too difficult, nor too easy.
The interviewer was nice and gave some hints, but I failed due to poor preparation.
A university recruiter contacted me after a colleague recommended me to their team. For some reason, I was asked to proceed directly to an on-site interview, skipping the phone interview or earlier screening. At Redmond, I had four interviews, one of