Nice working environment. Good work/life balance. Smart co-workers. Lots of opportunities to learn new tech. The benefits are excellent.
Some teams are in a total mess after a transition of focus to online service. Quite a lot of the managers still don't understand what to do in the service world.
There is a lot of miscommunication and duplicate work, which is a waste of resources.
The new review system is stupid.
I submitted my resume and spoke briefly with a representative at the job fair on campus. I received a call back a couple of days later. They were extremely fast to schedule an on-site interview, which took place in about two weeks. The interview was
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
A full-day process, broken into multiple individual one-on-one interviews. These interviews can include time at the blackboard, writing snippets of code or scripting. Not for the faint of heart or the unprepared.
I submitted my resume and spoke briefly with a representative at the job fair on campus. I received a call back a couple of days later. They were extremely fast to schedule an on-site interview, which took place in about two weeks. The interview was
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
A full-day process, broken into multiple individual one-on-one interviews. These interviews can include time at the blackboard, writing snippets of code or scripting. Not for the faint of heart or the unprepared.