Interns are treated incredibly well. The food and extracurricular activities were amazing. Fun campus. Fun problems I was solving in my team. Nice people. Lots of learning!
I was able to stay late and even go in on a couple of weekends, but it was by my choice. I really liked my project and being an intern.
Nothing that comes to mind. The only thing I would have wanted more of was more feedback on where I can improve.
I have a friend who works for Microsoft. He came to my campus as a campus recruiter, so I submitted my resume to him. I had a phone interview later that week. I heard back that they wanted me to fly out to Seattle a week or two later. I flew out and
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
An on-campus recruiter saw that I was skilled and pushed me toward a phone interview. These were basic questions; if you can't get past this part without any prep, you're really not suited for this job, seriously. I was then sent to Microsoft's head
I have a friend who works for Microsoft. He came to my campus as a campus recruiter, so I submitted my resume to him. I had a phone interview later that week. I heard back that they wanted me to fly out to Seattle a week or two later. I flew out and
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
An on-campus recruiter saw that I was skilled and pushed me toward a phone interview. These were basic questions; if you can't get past this part without any prep, you're really not suited for this job, seriously. I was then sent to Microsoft's head