The people were awesome. The salary was good. Vacation and benefits were good too. The work was fun. Through the review process, feedback from coworkers and management helped me improve.
Being a small module of a huge company can be tough. Lots of irrelevant emails, stuff that only applies to US employees, and all the hype around reconfiguration that doesn't really end up affecting us. Security and distance get in the way of communication and information sharing to do better, faster work.
I applied at the campus career fair and then received a campus interview invitation after two weeks. The interview lasted around 45 minutes. The interviewer asked me to introduce a project on my resume that I am most proud of, followed by a coding
I applied for the Microsoft internship process, Tech-Set-Go 2019, for the Software Development Engineer role. The interview was scheduled at Chandigarh University (the nearest location). It was about a one-day drive. First, there was an online test,
The interview was on campus and more relaxed. It lasted for 30 minutes. The interviewer asked me questions about the difference between Python and C. Then, they asked me a technical question, after which they inquired about a challenging project.
I applied at the campus career fair and then received a campus interview invitation after two weeks. The interview lasted around 45 minutes. The interviewer asked me to introduce a project on my resume that I am most proud of, followed by a coding
I applied for the Microsoft internship process, Tech-Set-Go 2019, for the Software Development Engineer role. The interview was scheduled at Chandigarh University (the nearest location). It was about a one-day drive. First, there was an online test,
The interview was on campus and more relaxed. It lasted for 30 minutes. The interviewer asked me questions about the difference between Python and C. Then, they asked me a technical question, after which they inquired about a challenging project.