One of my favorite parts about Microsoft is the amazing work/life balance. At work, all of the people in the office really encouraged me to grow and learn as much as possible.
I had the chance to pick my own summer project and was challenged the right amount.
They also plan tons of cool events for interns, which made the experience even better, especially the signature event!
Pretty standard office environment. I was lucky to work in a revamped open workspace, but some buildings still have a closed-off office format, which doesn't work well for everyone.
Applied on campus and heard back in two weeks. Had the final round interview at the Seattle headquarters. Overall, the process was easy if practiced. Brush up on sorting a linked list. Prepare for the following technical topics: * Array * String
Applied through my university career fair. It was a phone interview for an internship. Most of the questions were related to algorithms and data structures. If you are good at data structures, you can ace the interview.
The first round was through University Recruiting. The on-campus interview had one tech question: check if you have a valid combination of '(', '{', '['. The second round, the final round, was on-site in Seattle. Each interview had a 45-minute durat
Applied on campus and heard back in two weeks. Had the final round interview at the Seattle headquarters. Overall, the process was easy if practiced. Brush up on sorting a linked list. Prepare for the following technical topics: * Array * String
Applied through my university career fair. It was a phone interview for an internship. Most of the questions were related to algorithms and data structures. If you are good at data structures, you can ace the interview.
The first round was through University Recruiting. The on-campus interview had one tech question: check if you have a valid combination of '(', '{', '['. The second round, the final round, was on-site in Seattle. Each interview had a 45-minute durat