The benefits are good. There are lots of opportunities.
Lots of reorgs. Work-life balance.
Fairly straightforward - like any other company. A phone screen - followed by 5 rounds on site. Questions were of the following nature: design a cache subsystem, spiral order printing of a matrix, regex implementation for * and ?, binary tree rotatio
I applied on microsoft.com/careers for multiple positions. About a month later, I was emailed a document that included some questions asking me to rate myself in various programming languages, as well as a coding question. The question was to impleme
Interviewers keep keying in their inputs. The next interviewer knows what the previous one asked and what needs to be tested. In my case: * The first asked for problem-solving. * The second, design. * The third, bug finding. * The fourth, c
Fairly straightforward - like any other company. A phone screen - followed by 5 rounds on site. Questions were of the following nature: design a cache subsystem, spiral order printing of a matrix, regex implementation for * and ?, binary tree rotatio
I applied on microsoft.com/careers for multiple positions. About a month later, I was emailed a document that included some questions asking me to rate myself in various programming languages, as well as a coding question. The question was to impleme
Interviewers keep keying in their inputs. The next interviewer knows what the previous one asked and what needs to be tested. In my case: * The first asked for problem-solving. * The second, design. * The third, bug finding. * The fourth, c