You have the chance to work on some of the most widely known software products in the world. What you are doing every day is, in fact, changing the world.
Ppl around you are great. Smart and nice to work with.
If you are on the right team, work/life balance is great.
Very liberal working environment.
Great benefits. Star employees get rewarded. Lots of support around the Seattle/Eastside area. Free gym and etc.
Bonus is not much. Team players may not be rewarded properly.
If you are stuck with the wrong team, there can be lots of politics.
Feeling lost in such a big company sometimes. The company is huge.
Change the image of MSFT. We are smart and hip.
As other postings on this site have indicated, the standard hiring process for engineering roles typically involves one technical phone screen, followed by a full day of on-site interviews if the phone screen is successful. This was my second intervi
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 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
As other postings on this site have indicated, the standard hiring process for engineering roles typically involves one technical phone screen, followed by a full day of on-site interviews if the phone screen is successful. This was my second intervi
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 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