A solid company that's not going away any time soon. A decent compensation package (salary, bonus, stock, and benefits). Ability to find other opportunities within Microsoft that you are interested in. Ability to completely change your career. The Pacific Northwest is a great place to live and raise a family. Great restaurants, hiking, camping, skiing, scuba diving, boating – you name it, it's here. Plus, we have the best seafood around.
Stock is stagnant. The Pacific Northwest is cloudy all the time. Ok, not all the time, but most of the time.
I was contacted via email and informed that I had been selected for a phone interview. They asked for a convenient date and time, and on the selected date and time, I received a call. The interviewer began by asking about myself and why I wanted to
A recruiter contacted me after a friend at Microsoft shared my resume. First, I had a phone interview with the recruiter. She asked simple questions about my current job, followed by some basic technical questions, such as "What is XAML?" Next, I h
Applied through campus recruiting. There was one telephonic round, followed by five onsite rounds. The interview included solving one coding question and then testing it. It focused more on how I would test the code and debug it.
I was contacted via email and informed that I had been selected for a phone interview. They asked for a convenient date and time, and on the selected date and time, I received a call. The interviewer began by asking about myself and why I wanted to
A recruiter contacted me after a friend at Microsoft shared my resume. First, I had a phone interview with the recruiter. She asked simple questions about my current job, followed by some basic technical questions, such as "What is XAML?" Next, I h
Applied through campus recruiting. There was one telephonic round, followed by five onsite rounds. The interview included solving one coding question and then testing it. It focused more on how I would test the code and debug it.