The developers, including the testers who worked here, are rich in experience in system-level programming. They can debug code at any level, whether system or application. The work conditions are good, too. Free soda and coffee every day. Lots of food you can try in different dining halls. The workload is just right. You can balance your life and work.
Personal growth is slow, relatively, when compared with smaller companies. There are lots of re-organizations, and sometimes it's quite difficult for a person to grow into an expert in one domain. You have to change direction because the groups change. The salary is not that attractive.
Cooperation with other teams is very important in this company. So the manager should gain their field of view and provide support to subordinates.
After the primary, in-person interview at my college, I was flown to Redmond, WA with all expenses paid for a round of on-site interviews. There were 5 interviewers, and each person was prompt, ensured I had everything necessary to begin the intervi
I applied online for a new grad position and was contacted for a phone interview shortly after. My phone interview was about 30 minutes long and consisted of no coding questions. There was one brain teaser about measuring water using a couple of buck
I started at the college campus recruiting fair. Microsoft had a booth there where I submitted my resume. I also spoke with one of the recruiters and told her about my background and why I was interested in working for Microsoft. She asked me a few g
After the primary, in-person interview at my college, I was flown to Redmond, WA with all expenses paid for a round of on-site interviews. There were 5 interviewers, and each person was prompt, ensured I had everything necessary to begin the intervi
I applied online for a new grad position and was contacted for a phone interview shortly after. My phone interview was about 30 minutes long and consisted of no coding questions. There was one brain teaser about measuring water using a couple of buck
I started at the college campus recruiting fair. Microsoft had a booth there where I submitted my resume. I also spoke with one of the recruiters and told her about my background and why I was interested in working for Microsoft. She asked me a few g