Microsoft has a lot of opportunities. It's still a relatively good company to work for. There are a lot of high-revenue products. Very nice people in my team.
It seems people are not really working on innovation and working. But rather, we tend to spend a lot of time discussing and triaging.
I had an on-campus interview with Microsoft a few weeks after the career fair, when I had given them my resume. This interview had only one pretty basic technical question. After that, I received a call a week later stating they wanted to fly me out
I submitted an online application at the beginning of the year and was contacted by a university recruiter about a week later. I informed the recruiter that I had an offer with another company that required a response within a week, and the recruite
My most annoying experience to date. I had a phone interview of about 30 minutes, mainly related to my coursework and projects. It has been 4 weeks since then, and I have not received a result. I have emailed the HR about 5 times, and she hasn't ans
I had an on-campus interview with Microsoft a few weeks after the career fair, when I had given them my resume. This interview had only one pretty basic technical question. After that, I received a call a week later stating they wanted to fly me out
I submitted an online application at the beginning of the year and was contacted by a university recruiter about a week later. I informed the recruiter that I had an offer with another company that required a response within a week, and the recruite
My most annoying experience to date. I had a phone interview of about 30 minutes, mainly related to my coursework and projects. It has been 4 weeks since then, and I have not received a result. I have emailed the HR about 5 times, and she hasn't ans