Good place if you want security
Good place if you want security
Great place to work, but such a huge company your experience may vary.
Great people to work with, most everyone respects work-life balance.
Great place to develop a career.
Depending on what project you're on can get a bit boring, not as glorious as you might think or what you experience as an intern. There aren't many options for changing projects like other tech companies might offer. Most people are there for a very short time or a very long time.
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Microsoft has smart engineers, and they want to work with other smart engineers. They mainly test your ability to design clever algorithms on a whiteboard under pressure. When you are writing up your answer, the key is to just keep talking; tell the
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Although I did not receive a job offer, the overall experience was positive. Now, I need to debunk a myth. They say that if you get five interviews and the last one is with a senior manager, you're guaranteed a job. NOPE. NEVER. I had five interviews
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I interviewed at Microsoft a few years ago for a role in the OS group. The interviewers asked many open-ended questions probing my knowledge of OS. There were no puzzle or coding questions.
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesJanuary 1, 2008Microsoft has smart engineers, and they want to work with other smart engineers. They mainly test your ability to design clever algorithms on a whiteboard under pressure. When you are writing up your answer, the key is to just keep talking; tell the
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesDecember 1, 2012Although I did not receive a job offer, the overall experience was positive. Now, I need to debunk a myth. They say that if you get five interviews and the last one is with a senior manager, you're guaranteed a job. NOPE. NEVER. I had five interviews
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesJune 1, 2009I interviewed at Microsoft a few years ago for a role in the OS group. The interviewers asked many open-ended questions probing my knowledge of OS. There were no puzzle or coding questions.
