Being surrounded by bright and passionate individuals makes for a strong growth environment. The readiness of others to help makes this the best place I've ever worked!
Many "dinosaur" business groups (cough Windows cough) want to keep working the way they did when processors had only 1 core and sub-100mhz clock speeds. Times have changed, and there are still a few BGs that hold on to the old way of doing things and won't push forward.
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
It mostly consisted of normal C/C++ code, algorithms, and puzzle-solving. They also asked about concepts related to OS, data structures, and networking. The whole process took two days. 1. There was a written test, which was followed by four round
The initial phone screen was friendly. The recruiter was helpful and gave some good tips on what kind of questions to expect. However, they should be doing a better job screening candidates and not just randomly interviewing developers with no testi
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
It mostly consisted of normal C/C++ code, algorithms, and puzzle-solving. They also asked about concepts related to OS, data structures, and networking. The whole process took two days. 1. There was a written test, which was followed by four round
The initial phone screen was friendly. The recruiter was helpful and gave some good tips on what kind of questions to expect. However, they should be doing a better job screening candidates and not just randomly interviewing developers with no testi