Great opportunities. Plenty of young workers; it feels like a campus. Managers are easy-going and understanding of everyone. Plenty of opportunities for career advancement. Pay is comparable and often times higher than competitors. Redmond is a great location and is located close to Seattle, which has plenty of stuff to do. Microsoft flies you out for interviews, which gives you a chance to see the location.
Like every company, there are pros and cons when working at Microsoft. Microsoft is a large company with lots of workers, and one can get "lost in the crowd". You need to stand out to get noticed.
Happy engineers are productive engineers. Don't forget that.
On-campus interview, then called onto the Redmond campus for a full day of interviews.
The whole process was very smooth. I first had a 30-minute interview on campus. Two technical questions were asked: * Reversing a linked list * Least common ancestor in a binary tree Then, I was flown to Redmond for an onsite interview. I had fo
The interview process was very good. I had an initial phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. In total, I had six on-site interviews. These interviews were very challenging, but fun. The interviewers made them seem casual. They mainly cons
On-campus interview, then called onto the Redmond campus for a full day of interviews.
The whole process was very smooth. I first had a 30-minute interview on campus. Two technical questions were asked: * Reversing a linked list * Least common ancestor in a binary tree Then, I was flown to Redmond for an onsite interview. I had fo
The interview process was very good. I had an initial phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. In total, I had six on-site interviews. These interviews were very challenging, but fun. The interviewers made them seem casual. They mainly cons