Produces a wide range of products and has a good work culture.
Everything is fine. I can't think of any cons in Microsoft.
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I had a written interview at university for an internship. After the internship, I was interviewed for a full-time offer. It involved three technical interviews and an HR interview. The interviewers were helpful, and thinking out loud assisted the p
6 rounds of technical interview: 1st Round: * Remove duplicates in an unsorted linked list. Discussed projects, etc. 2nd Round: * Print the matrix helically. * Implement the circular queue using an array. 3rd Round: * Find whether there exists a p
6 Rounds of interview: 1st round: 15 MCQs of objective type. Got selected. 2nd round: Given a string of a binary number, convert it to a string of base 4. Then, given a linked list of 0s, 1s, and 2s, sort it. Got selected. 3rd round (On-site): Giv