They treat you like gold. You get to meet so many people. Tons of responsibility. Seattle is amazing too.
I have experienced no cons from my internships here. Even if you have a terrible time, other companies very much respect Microsoft on a resume. The only possible thing is that many employees there have worked at Microsoft for 20+ years and don't ever get exposed to other tech outside the Microsoft bubble.
Keep it up! I loved the intern tech talks too. Microsoft is headed in a great direction, and you can definitely see that as an intern.
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
The interview process took a full morning. There were four interviews, each focusing on one aspect. Examples include basic programming questions and topics on the resume. One question asked how to determine if two rectangles overlap on a plane.
I applied online. They contacted me and set up a phone interview. After that, they flew me to Seattle for a day of four back-to-back interviews.
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
The interview process took a full morning. There were four interviews, each focusing on one aspect. Examples include basic programming questions and topics on the resume. One question asked how to determine if two rectangles overlap on a plane.
I applied online. They contacted me and set up a phone interview. After that, they flew me to Seattle for a day of four back-to-back interviews.