Very good benefit package: medical insurance is great, membership in the sport club, Microsoft transportation, etc.
Training classes are frequently given by book authors and other famous people.
There always should be a certain percentage of "bad" performers. I was leaving the company a month before the review. My manager suggested (probably it was advice from the GM) that I take a vacation, otherwise, they would not be able to pay me a bonus. So I did. Instead, they gave me the worst performance review possible, which assumed no bonus at all.
I found it difficult to switch to another group as a developer from a developer in test.
Too many managers who are Microsoft-bred. Most of them worked only at Microsoft in North America.
Too many middle managers. The managers on top should receive feedback from the bottom of the pyramid.
1 telephonic interview, followed by 4 onsite technical interviews.
Phone Interview: The interviewer had a standard set of questions and was only looking for your ability to reply as soon as possible. No need to panic. They are in a hurry, so you may feel as if they are not listening to you, but they are! Do not exp
I had an on-campus interview where the interviewer asked questions about a couple of things on my resume, as well as the most challenging technical problem I've faced and how I solved it. I was not asked any coding questions. Two months went by befo
1 telephonic interview, followed by 4 onsite technical interviews.
Phone Interview: The interviewer had a standard set of questions and was only looking for your ability to reply as soon as possible. No need to panic. They are in a hurry, so you may feel as if they are not listening to you, but they are! Do not exp
I had an on-campus interview where the interviewer asked questions about a couple of things on my resume, as well as the most challenging technical problem I've faced and how I solved it. I was not asked any coding questions. Two months went by befo