Good work environment and great benefits. Work/life balance isn't bad at all, although this is something you need to actively manage. Otherwise, work does tend to take over your life.
Too many meetings.
As I mentioned, it's somewhat hard to get the work/life balance right at times.
Improve the way knowledge is shared in the company.
When you arrive after numerous phone conversations, they treat you like they've never heard of you. The interview process is a disorganized mess. Questions are repeated because interviewers are making stuff up on the spot or using questions they fou
Once you get in contact with a Microsoft recruiter, they ensure a fast response and a very clear hiring process. I knew what to expect, and the recruiters were quick to answer questions. The first round of interviews was basic. They then offered to
On Campus: Attended a Microsoft information meeting. Talked with the representatives after the presentations and gave them my resume. They contacted me for an on-campus interview. The interview lasted 30 minutes. I was invited to interview on-site
When you arrive after numerous phone conversations, they treat you like they've never heard of you. The interview process is a disorganized mess. Questions are repeated because interviewers are making stuff up on the spot or using questions they fou
Once you get in contact with a Microsoft recruiter, they ensure a fast response and a very clear hiring process. I knew what to expect, and the recruiters were quick to answer questions. The first round of interviews was basic. They then offered to
On Campus: Attended a Microsoft information meeting. Talked with the representatives after the presentations and gave them my resume. They contacted me for an on-campus interview. The interview lasted 30 minutes. I was invited to interview on-site