I worked for Bing, and the work was pretty challenging.
As it is a very big company, the role of a single employee is minimal. Also, if the work location is not Redmond, your work might be scrapped off and de-prioritized.
Pay in India is less compared to many other companies.
Nothing to say
Two online tests followed by four interviews (three technical + one HR). The first online test is an MCQ test. The second one gives you two coding questions to solve in 45 minutes, which are pretty easy.
The company's interview procedure and schedule are very good. Make sure you can write proper algorithms (bug-free) that cover all scenarios and negative conditions. This adds more positive points to the candidate's side.
The interviewer was reasonably congenial, and since it was a phone interview, I did not know them. It was not very clear from the interviewer's side what kinds of answers they wanted. I could understand that they were in a hurry, and since it was a t
Two online tests followed by four interviews (three technical + one HR). The first online test is an MCQ test. The second one gives you two coding questions to solve in 45 minutes, which are pretty easy.
The company's interview procedure and schedule are very good. Make sure you can write proper algorithms (bug-free) that cover all scenarios and negative conditions. This adds more positive points to the candidate's side.
The interviewer was reasonably congenial, and since it was a phone interview, I did not know them. It was not very clear from the interviewer's side what kinds of answers they wanted. I could understand that they were in a hurry, and since it was a t