Flexible, good pay, good work and life balance.
Lots of processes, too much politics. Senior people don't let you do what you want.
The hire process is very well defined and clear. Nowadays, there should be no non-job related questions asked, and most questions focus on figuring out how good your programming knowledge is.
All questions were technical. I had three coding questions and several test questions probing what I had done. Coding questions included: * Reversing a linked list * Inserting into a binary search tree * Deleting a node from a binary tree I was ask
I had two simultaneous loops for two different positions at Microsoft and was selected for both. I ultimately accepted the one I thought was best suited for me. The interview process began with an emailed questionnaire that included personal and pro
The hire process is very well defined and clear. Nowadays, there should be no non-job related questions asked, and most questions focus on figuring out how good your programming knowledge is.
All questions were technical. I had three coding questions and several test questions probing what I had done. Coding questions included: * Reversing a linked list * Inserting into a binary search tree * Deleting a node from a binary tree I was ask
I had two simultaneous loops for two different positions at Microsoft and was selected for both. I ultimately accepted the one I thought was best suited for me. The interview process began with an emailed questionnaire that included personal and pro