I am fortunate enough to be working for a group that values work/life balance. I have two young children, so this is something that is extremely important to me, to be able to spend time with my family. With decent compensation and benefits, and excellent work hours, I haven't considered switching jobs despite being contacted by recruiters regularly.
Career opportunities. It's a big company with a lot of smart people. If you don't get 1 or 2 in stack rank, you will probably feel "stuck".
I was placed into the Employee Referral Program after being referred by a friend who works there. Two recruiters contacted me within a week to set up a telephone interview. I was then invited for an on-site interview within two weeks. The scheduling
A recruiter emailed me in late June, asking if I was interested in Microsoft. I replied "yes" with my resume attached. There were two phone screenings about data structures and algorithms in the following two weeks, and then I flew to Seattle for an
I was interviewing to R&D group in Bing. I had phone screen first, then onsite interview with 4 developers and managers. My interview experience was great -- everybody was very polite and asked interesting questions. Almost all interview questions wa
I was placed into the Employee Referral Program after being referred by a friend who works there. Two recruiters contacted me within a week to set up a telephone interview. I was then invited for an on-site interview within two weeks. The scheduling
A recruiter emailed me in late June, asking if I was interested in Microsoft. I replied "yes" with my resume attached. There were two phone screenings about data structures and algorithms in the following two weeks, and then I flew to Seattle for an
I was interviewing to R&D group in Bing. I had phone screen first, then onsite interview with 4 developers and managers. My interview experience was great -- everybody was very polite and asked interesting questions. Almost all interview questions wa