Management at Microsoft? Does it even exist? I didn't feel any leadership at Microsoft, and therefore, there is no point in giving feedback.
I had four interviews. Ms. [Company Name, assuming this is the name] is a really nice company, leaving a good impression. The interviewers were nice and really wanted to share their ideas and discuss problems with me. Just one of them played on his p
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.
One 30-minute phone interview, mostly behavioral questions with one logic puzzle. Onsite in Redmond, WA. The interview day starts with a meeting with the recruiter, discussing past experiences and expectations. Then, five technical interviews follo
I had four interviews. Ms. [Company Name, assuming this is the name] is a really nice company, leaving a good impression. The interviewers were nice and really wanted to share their ideas and discuss problems with me. Just one of them played on his p
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.
One 30-minute phone interview, mostly behavioral questions with one logic puzzle. Onsite in Redmond, WA. The interview day starts with a meeting with the recruiter, discussing past experiences and expectations. Then, five technical interviews follo