Too many expectations, high pressure, low recognition
Too many expectations, high pressure, low recognition
Microsoft is filled with smart people.
Too many expectations, high pressure, low recognition.
For God's sake, there are things like motivating employees. I am not referring to perks and trips, but I am talking about talking with employees and encouraging them to do what they do best. Recognizing hard work in a simple meeting with upper management is the best reward I can think of.
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Microsoft has a two-round interview process. The first round is usually on-campus. Recruiters typically visit campuses multiple times throughout the year. It's not a significant issue if you miss one opportunity, as they will likely return in about a
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They asked me a tough maths combination problem and wanted to code it on the blackboard without using `for` or any other loop.
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Microsoft's infamous "interview loop" consists of three one-hour-ish interviews with current MSFT employees, followed by another interview with a general manager. The interview structure is nothing peculiar, featuring standard algorithm construction
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Redmond, Washington, United StatesNovember 1, 2007Microsoft has a two-round interview process. The first round is usually on-campus. Recruiters typically visit campuses multiple times throughout the year. It's not a significant issue if you miss one opportunity, as they will likely return in about a
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Redmond, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2012They asked me a tough maths combination problem and wanted to code it on the blackboard without using `for` or any other loop.
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Redmond, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2010Microsoft's infamous "interview loop" consists of three one-hour-ish interviews with current MSFT employees, followed by another interview with a general manager. The interview structure is nothing peculiar, featuring standard algorithm construction
