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Great place to work
If you want to solve tough problems and work with an amazing set of people, this is the place to be.
MS is more like a bunch of companies under a single brand rather than a single company, so opinions vary with whom you ask. Your group and manager will ultimately determine how happy/successful you are.
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Software Development Engineer
I initially turned in my resume during a campus career fair. Approximately two weeks later, I was emailed by a recruiter who asked me to participate in an on-campus interview (the first round). The campus interview was with someone who wasn't a recr
Software Development Engineer
The initial step was a 30-minute on-campus interview at my university. From there, it actually took quite a while (over 3 weeks) to hear anything back. This delay was the only negative part of the process in my eyes. Once I heard back, they set up a
Software Development Engineer
I dropped off my resume at a Microsoft recruiting event on my university campus. I was called in for a quick 30-minute on-campus interview that included both behavioral and technical elements. A few weeks later, I flew out to Seattle and became part
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2013I initially turned in my resume during a campus career fair. Approximately two weeks later, I was emailed by a recruiter who asked me to participate in an on-campus interview (the first round). The campus interview was with someone who wasn't a recr
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2015The initial step was a 30-minute on-campus interview at my university. From there, it actually took quite a while (over 3 weeks) to hear anything back. This delay was the only negative part of the process in my eyes. Once I heard back, they set up a
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2015I dropped off my resume at a Microsoft recruiting event on my university campus. I was called in for a quick 30-minute on-campus interview that included both behavioral and technical elements. A few weeks later, I flew out to Seattle and became part
