Great culture! "Be surrounded by people that are better than you." There are definitely amazing people inside, and they seem very open to teach and learn as well.
Not all teams are Agile, but I heard a lot of teams mentioning they use it more and more, even if the sprints have to be a month long.
The Foundry internship was incredible, a great opportunity for students to get to know this side of Microsoft that is modern, ships fast, and embraces change. There is a great chance that the apps developed in the internship will be taken forward afterwards.
Specifically in the Foundry Internship, you don't get to work in existing products or big teams, so you don't fully understand the experience of working full-time in a regular team.
I'd love to have shadowed a full-time employee for a couple of days, or participated in another team's meetings.
I signed up with a recruiter and then got an interview on campus. The interviewer was very nice, and the process was very easy. The offer was to fly to the USA for the actual internship. The questions were not very difficult, but then again, this was
Got an compus interview, 30 mins. Asked about your project. Code question: reverse an string, and how to test your function.
The process began with a coding test that had three questions. Solving two of these questions guaranteed selection. Next, there were pen-and-paper-based coding questions. This was followed by three interview rounds, with the final one being the man
I signed up with a recruiter and then got an interview on campus. The interviewer was very nice, and the process was very easy. The offer was to fly to the USA for the actual internship. The questions were not very difficult, but then again, this was
Got an compus interview, 30 mins. Asked about your project. Code question: reverse an string, and how to test your function.
The process began with a coding test that had three questions. Solving two of these questions guaranteed selection. Next, there were pen-and-paper-based coding questions. This was followed by three interview rounds, with the final one being the man