Internship at Microsoft
Internship at Microsoft
My second summer practice was at Microsoft Company as a software program developer. The company gave me knowledge about new Microsoft Technologies, such as XNA Game Studio, Windows 8, and Windows Phone 7. I created mobile applications using XNA. Additionally, I developed games for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 7 using XNA and SQL Server Management Studio. Presently, I am selling my applications and games on web stores and gaining money from them. Additionally, I was certified as a Microsoft Student Developer.
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Microsoft Interview Experiences
Software Developer
I had four one-on-one interviews and a lunch interview. The first three interviews involved being asked many different technical problems to code. The lunch interview, which took place at the restaurant, focused on how well I carried myself. For bo
Software Developer
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.
Software Developer
Coding-based, several programming problems. Coding on the whiteboard, which is not as straightforward as it may sound. There were several different interviews, all quite long, so you had to stay focused throughout the whole day.
Software Developer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesJanuary 1, 2009I had four one-on-one interviews and a lunch interview. The first three interviews involved being asked many different technical problems to code. The lunch interview, which took place at the restaurant, focused on how well I carried myself. For bo
Software Developer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesNovember 1, 2014I 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.
Software Developer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesSeptember 1, 2017Coding-based, several programming problems. Coding on the whiteboard, which is not as straightforward as it may sound. There were several different interviews, all quite long, so you had to stay focused throughout the whole day.
