Usually no long hours, good benefits, good working spaces, and flexibility to switch teams. It provides a lot of flexibility for working hours.
If you are really passionate about your work, it can become difficult to drive change because of the amount of process and bureaucracy.
Making processes more lightweight would really help engineers be more productive and have their work reflect on what Microsoft delivers.
There should also be a push to eliminate bureaucracy.
I was first given some pretty easy online assessment tasks. The next step was a phone call with the recruiter. They provided information on the actual interview, which consisted of four back-to-back interviews asking LeetCode-style questions, follow
Referred by a friend. Took a standard coding question over the phone. Had a two-day on-site interview: * One day for HR only. * One day for technical interviews. There were two technical interviews, followed by a lunch. Afterward, I was told,
Write algorithm code on Skype. The question is hard to answer, with no offer. Interviewing is time-consuming, tiring, and a lot of work. But the reward for doing well is a full-time job. Treat the whole process as a game and have a good time.
I was first given some pretty easy online assessment tasks. The next step was a phone call with the recruiter. They provided information on the actual interview, which consisted of four back-to-back interviews asking LeetCode-style questions, follow
Referred by a friend. Took a standard coding question over the phone. Had a two-day on-site interview: * One day for HR only. * One day for technical interviews. There were two technical interviews, followed by a lunch. Afterward, I was told,
Write algorithm code on Skype. The question is hard to answer, with no offer. Interviewing is time-consuming, tiring, and a lot of work. But the reward for doing well is a full-time job. Treat the whole process as a game and have a good time.