Was an intern in 2014.
Was an intern in 2014.
The environment was supportive. At least in the group that I was working on, people seemed pretty happy with their direct leadership.
If one was interested in Microsoft, now would probably be the time to join, given the shifts that are occurring. (Note: this applies mostly to software engineers, since they are gutting some positions in order to reach a certain ratio between developers and PMs.)
You can notice the dead weight at times. It definitely seemed like Satya Nadella, the new CEO, was trying to take the company in the right direction. While I would bet for them succeeding as opposed to against, you can tell it'll probably still take a decent while.
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