Microsoft is a very nice company to work for. You get to work with good people, with a good salary. Work in most of the teams is good. Microsoft has the best performance review system and a breadth of products & technologies.
In some groups, there is a lot of internal politics. IDC management imposes silly rules in order to prevent attrition to Redmond.
I interviewed for an SDE II position with the Microsoft Academic Graph team. I will say outright that it was an absolutely terrible interview experience for me. The team asked me some specific questions about how I would add features to Microsoft A
Interview questions weren't difficult. Interviewers were okay. Pathetic hiring HR, with no coordination. They don't give proper feedback. Rejections can occur for stupid reasons. There are people with the wrong attitude in HR. Very lengthy proc
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
I interviewed for an SDE II position with the Microsoft Academic Graph team. I will say outright that it was an absolutely terrible interview experience for me. The team asked me some specific questions about how I would add features to Microsoft A
Interview questions weren't difficult. Interviewers were okay. Pathetic hiring HR, with no coordination. They don't give proper feedback. Rejections can occur for stupid reasons. There are people with the wrong attitude in HR. Very lengthy proc
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