Most (almost all) employees are afraid of criticizing their own product. That's why IE went from being the most popular browser to being nowhere. No internal dissent or criticism of products or strategy is allowed.
Management is management, and they have the only right to speak up.
Political
None, the employees won't speak up, so management can't be blamed either.
I made a general submission on Microsoft's career site. About two months later, a Microsoft recruiter contacted me and asked some general questions about my background. She then directed me to another recruiter who asked if I would be interested in
I went through the full interview process, from recruiter screen up to the full day of in-person interviews in Bellevue. The position was for the Dynamics AX platform. My initial technical screen was pretty standard. The question involved determinin
I applied through the Microsoft website and interviewed on-campus. I was pleased to hear that I was selected to be flown up to Seattle to interview with the online services division (Bellevue, WA, not Redmond). I will state early on that I completed
I made a general submission on Microsoft's career site. About two months later, a Microsoft recruiter contacted me and asked some general questions about my background. She then directed me to another recruiter who asked if I would be interested in
I went through the full interview process, from recruiter screen up to the full day of in-person interviews in Bellevue. The position was for the Dynamics AX platform. My initial technical screen was pretty standard. The question involved determinin
I applied through the Microsoft website and interviewed on-campus. I was pleased to hear that I was selected to be flown up to Seattle to interview with the online services division (Bellevue, WA, not Redmond). I will state early on that I completed