Work/Life balance is not bad (but depends on the group).
You have your own office.
Too many levels of management.
The phone interview was pleasant. The questions were mostly related to previous work, with one on C# and one coding question on array manipulation. The interviewer provided a detailed description of the team and the projects they are working on, and
Overall, the interview process is professional. It started with a phone screen, then I flew to Redmond for an on-site interview. The team was quite interested in my past projects and asked for a lot of details. The coding questions were not very har
I first received a tentative invitation from a Microsoft recruiter to attend a "hiring event." Several days later, I had a technical phone interview with an engineer who had a very heavy accent. Apparently, I passed because I was given a formal invit
The phone interview was pleasant. The questions were mostly related to previous work, with one on C# and one coding question on array manipulation. The interviewer provided a detailed description of the team and the projects they are working on, and
Overall, the interview process is professional. It started with a phone screen, then I flew to Redmond for an on-site interview. The team was quite interested in my past projects and asked for a lot of details. The coding questions were not very har
I first received a tentative invitation from a Microsoft recruiter to attend a "hiring event." Several days later, I had a technical phone interview with an engineer who had a very heavy accent. Apparently, I passed because I was given a formal invit