Good benefits, work-life balance is better than at newer generation tech companies (FB, Google, Amazon), a well-established company with virtually unlimited resources.
I'm sure it varies by team, but it often feels like the company fosters a more competitive than collaborative environment, even within the same team. Managers are hit-or-miss; your career can often depend on how lucky you were in getting a particular manager. It feels more "corporate" than other tech companies.
I was invited to a technical interview with Microsoft. The interviewer started with a general question: “What happens when you type google.com into your browser?” They asked a few follow-up questions related to that. After that, they gave me a Leet
The interview process involved: * Three technical interviews * One hiring manager video call Most of the questions were medium to hard LeetCode problems. They also asked about techniques mentioned on my resume. However, I believe they prioritized
To be honest, the whole process was quite disappointing from all points of view. I never had a call with a recruiter to discuss the position and was not informed at all about the process and next steps. It took 8 months to receive an offer. Recrui
I was invited to a technical interview with Microsoft. The interviewer started with a general question: “What happens when you type google.com into your browser?” They asked a few follow-up questions related to that. After that, they gave me a Leet
The interview process involved: * Three technical interviews * One hiring manager video call Most of the questions were medium to hard LeetCode problems. They also asked about techniques mentioned on my resume. However, I believe they prioritized
To be honest, the whole process was quite disappointing from all points of view. I never had a call with a recruiter to discuss the position and was not informed at all about the process and next steps. It took 8 months to receive an offer. Recrui