Good pay, great benefits, and work-life balance (on some teams).
Lots of changes going on: team and product changes, and roles changes.
I had an on-campus interview at my college, then I was flown out to Redmond for an on-site interview. I met with the on-site recruiter at 9 AM and the interview started at 10 AM. I tried getting water at Building 28, where my interview was, but the r
I submitted my resume to an on-campus recruiter and received an email that same evening. The recruiter wanted to chat on the phone two days later, which was a quick discussion of my background and interests. At the end of the call, I was invited to a
The process began when I gave my resume to a recruiter at our yearly engineering career fair in October. She asked me a couple of generic questions about my resume ("tell me about this position", "what's something hard you encountered") and why I wan
I had an on-campus interview at my college, then I was flown out to Redmond for an on-site interview. I met with the on-site recruiter at 9 AM and the interview started at 10 AM. I tried getting water at Building 28, where my interview was, but the r
I submitted my resume to an on-campus recruiter and received an email that same evening. The recruiter wanted to chat on the phone two days later, which was a quick discussion of my background and interests. At the end of the call, I was invited to a
The process began when I gave my resume to a recruiter at our yearly engineering career fair in October. She asked me a couple of generic questions about my resume ("tell me about this position", "what's something hard you encountered") and why I wan