Great atmosphere. Great learning environment. Great flexibility in terms of working hours. Great perks. Having Microsoft on his resume is truly a great advantage.
Microsoft has tools and software to do pretty much everything.
In the end, it can be annoying to use Microsoft products constantly (very little use of open source tools).
I secured my first interview by persistently approaching Microsoft at my university's career fairs. My initial interview was a typical screening, conducted face-to-face on campus rather than the usual phone call. I was asked open-ended questions, suc
I did one interview at my university. I went to Seattle and had four on-site interviews.
A recruiter contacted me after I submitted my resume during a campus presentation. They then scheduled an interview for the end of the month at a hotel in my town. The interview was short. Initially, we talked for about ten minutes about topics such
I secured my first interview by persistently approaching Microsoft at my university's career fairs. My initial interview was a typical screening, conducted face-to-face on campus rather than the usual phone call. I was asked open-ended questions, suc
I did one interview at my university. I went to Seattle and had four on-site interviews.
A recruiter contacted me after I submitted my resume during a campus presentation. They then scheduled an interview for the end of the month at a hotel in my town. The interview was short. Initially, we talked for about ten minutes about topics such