Great benefits. Great pay. Get to work on products used by millions. Microsoft as a company is very inclusive and encourages giving back.
Depending on your team, your work-life balance might be an issue. Sometimes, around releases, there are long hours and pressure to get things done.
I met them at a college career fair, and had an interview at my college a week later. Then I was invited out to Redmond for an on-campus interview series. They took care of the travel plans and hotel, along with reimbursing for meals and taxi fares t
Met Microsoft at a career fair. Had an on-campus first-round interview and, six weeks later, was contacted about going to Seattle for the final round. The entire interview process took around 2.5-3 months.
My first communications with Microsoft were during campus recruiting. I attended their events, primarily because I was interested in the company and the advice they offered, not because I was initially set on an internship with them (though I ended u
I met them at a college career fair, and had an interview at my college a week later. Then I was invited out to Redmond for an on-campus interview series. They took care of the travel plans and hotel, along with reimbursing for meals and taxi fares t
Met Microsoft at a career fair. Had an on-campus first-round interview and, six weeks later, was contacted about going to Seattle for the final round. The entire interview process took around 2.5-3 months.
My first communications with Microsoft were during campus recruiting. I attended their events, primarily because I was interested in the company and the advice they offered, not because I was initially set on an internship with them (though I ended u