Great culture and a great place to learn stuff.
Things move a lot slower than other companies. The technology used is also older than others. The pay is behind, too.
I had a great experience interviewing with Microsoft. The questions were both technical and analytical in nature, with a lot of focus on algorithms and design, as expected. I had a presentation and six interviews in one day. The first few interviews
I was contacted by a recruiter for a career role at MSFT HQ. After talking to the recruiter, there was a phone screen where I had to write two functions, before they asked me to go onsite. The onsite interview process did not take long. I talked to
On-campus booth, quick chat. Then I did an on-campus, in-person interview. We discussed my CV and previous projects for a while. I was then asked one question, which wasn't very hard. Next, I completed a full day, in-house interview in Redmond. I w
I had a great experience interviewing with Microsoft. The questions were both technical and analytical in nature, with a lot of focus on algorithms and design, as expected. I had a presentation and six interviews in one day. The first few interviews
I was contacted by a recruiter for a career role at MSFT HQ. After talking to the recruiter, there was a phone screen where I had to write two functions, before they asked me to go onsite. The onsite interview process did not take long. I talked to
On-campus booth, quick chat. Then I did an on-campus, in-person interview. We discussed my CV and previous projects for a while. I was then asked one question, which wasn't very hard. Next, I completed a full day, in-house interview in Redmond. I w