Great office settings where everyone gets his or her own office. Brightest college to work with. Friendly environment. Flexible working hours. Big organization offers many opportunities to learn and grow. Best place to advance in your domain knowledge and technical background.
Frequent reorgs and direction changes, and unstable team organizations.
Location (in Seattle) is not very ideal, unless you love the rain.
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.
I had a number of discussions with HR recruiters, followed by two phone screens. I declined one position during the initial screen. The second phone screen resulted in on-campus interviews for two positions. I was scheduled for six one-hour intervie
Applied at a campus info session. Secured an on-campus interview that lasted 30 minutes. Received an invitation for an onsite interview the business day after. Scheduled the onsite interview for a month later. Completed 4 rounds of interviews. Each
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.
I had a number of discussions with HR recruiters, followed by two phone screens. I declined one position during the initial screen. The second phone screen resulted in on-campus interviews for two positions. I was scheduled for six one-hour intervie
Applied at a campus info session. Secured an on-campus interview that lasted 30 minutes. Received an invitation for an onsite interview the business day after. Scheduled the onsite interview for a month later. Completed 4 rounds of interviews. Each