The company took good care of the interns, even the ones not in the Redmond location. Microsoft had a fun culture, interesting events, and an overall well-organized intern program.
Microsoft is a large company that can be stuck in process and organization, which might slow down work progress and stifle creativity in favor of organized productivity.
An email from an on-campus recruiter gauging my interest led to a phone screen interview. From there, I was invited to an on-site interview in Seattle. There, I had four approximately 45-minute interviews. Each one started with some basic questions a
Applied online in October. Received notification from HR in January. Then, I had a non-technical HR phone screen. Unfortunately, I did not get through this interview. There were two portions to this interview: First, some typical behavioral ques
Firstly there was an OA, and shortlisted persons were called for an interview, which had 2 rounds. The questions in the OA were on the easier side, and in the interview, it was more towards medium to hard.
An email from an on-campus recruiter gauging my interest led to a phone screen interview. From there, I was invited to an on-site interview in Seattle. There, I had four approximately 45-minute interviews. Each one started with some basic questions a
Applied online in October. Received notification from HR in January. Then, I had a non-technical HR phone screen. Unfortunately, I did not get through this interview. There were two portions to this interview: First, some typical behavioral ques
Firstly there was an OA, and shortlisted persons were called for an interview, which had 2 rounds. The questions in the OA were on the easier side, and in the interview, it was more towards medium to hard.