Depending on the team, you can be working on awesome products.
Also depending on the team, people are passionate about what they do.
Very smart and driven people, for the most part.
Testing is often not seen as a key contributor to products, more like monkeys just there to pound on the product after the fact (fwiw, this is not only at MSFT).
Some people just seem to be there for a paycheck (or a visa, maybe) and don't seem to really care about the product.
To the CEO: Make some major changes (e.g., cut divisions that are losing money) to get the stock price, and more importantly, public perception, of the company rebooted.
To mid-level management: Actually act on post-mortem notes and don't just throw them away. Actually put automation to use so that it saves time for functional testers and does not just become a separate product to maintain.
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.
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 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
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.
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 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