It's a large company with all its cons. Decisions can take weeks to make. Some dependencies on other teams might be difficult to get done on time. That's one of the biggest strengths of the company, and it can sometimes be its weakness.
I interviewed with Microsoft when I was in college. I went through two phone interviews, after which they asked me to fly down to Redmond for more technical interviews. The phone interviews were a combination of both behavioral as well as technical
My resume was forwarded to this group through a friend. The recruiter got in touch to schedule a phone screen, and then scheduled an additional one. The first phone screen focused on a string manipulation question, basic computer science, and object
The interview consisted of one phone interview followed by an onsite interview. The phone interview was mostly behavioral questions, as this was for a campus hire. The onsite interview had an initial interview with a recruiter, followed by five hig
I interviewed with Microsoft when I was in college. I went through two phone interviews, after which they asked me to fly down to Redmond for more technical interviews. The phone interviews were a combination of both behavioral as well as technical
My resume was forwarded to this group through a friend. The recruiter got in touch to schedule a phone screen, and then scheduled an additional one. The first phone screen focused on a string manipulation question, basic computer science, and object
The interview consisted of one phone interview followed by an onsite interview. The phone interview was mostly behavioral questions, as this was for a campus hire. The onsite interview had an initial interview with a recruiter, followed by five hig