The phone interview was quite simple. I was asked to use a shared document. I was asked to implement `atoi` and `itoa` in C, without using the STL. Then, a few other easy questions were asked. The onsite interview involved meeting with three people.
He talked to me first on the phone about my projects, goals, Microsoft, the Live Search team, and my interest. He then set up a phone screen with the development lead of the team I was interviewing for, which was scheduled for about a week later. T
An interview on campus covered a basic data structures question and some source control mechanisms used in large teams. I then flew to Seattle for the final round, which consisted of four 45-minute interviews with a 15-minute break between each. Th
The phone interview was quite simple. I was asked to use a shared document. I was asked to implement `atoi` and `itoa` in C, without using the STL. Then, a few other easy questions were asked. The onsite interview involved meeting with three people.
He talked to me first on the phone about my projects, goals, Microsoft, the Live Search team, and my interest. He then set up a phone screen with the development lead of the team I was interviewing for, which was scheduled for about a week later. T
An interview on campus covered a basic data structures question and some source control mechanisms used in large teams. I then flew to Seattle for the final round, which consisted of four 45-minute interviews with a 15-minute break between each. Th