Free coffee in the mornings. The people here are relatively nice on the surface; they hide their evil deep inside their shallow souls. You get to help Microsoft maintain its nasty monopoly on desktop computers and push its buggy spyware to its consumers.
A deep despair associated with taking more from society than you are putting. Not being able to sleep at night. Constant feelings that your work and career are meaningless. Occasional desire to commit suicide.
Just stop it. You know what I'm talking about. You don't have to keep being like that.
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 had a phone interview and answered a few basic computer science questions. During the on-site interview, I had about 6 hours of interviews (1 hour per person) throughout the day, including a lunch interview. The "loop" usually gets cut after
There were 3 rounds of technical interviews after the initial screening. Different interviewers asked some repeated questions. Some questions focused on your existing areas of expertise, including: * Active Directory * .NET * CI/CD
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 had a phone interview and answered a few basic computer science questions. During the on-site interview, I had about 6 hours of interviews (1 hour per person) throughout the day, including a lunch interview. The "loop" usually gets cut after
There were 3 rounds of technical interviews after the initial screening. Different interviewers asked some repeated questions. Some questions focused on your existing areas of expertise, including: * Active Directory * .NET * CI/CD