Good work-life balance and benefits.
Less career growth if you are working on very old projects.
The typical Microsoft interview process is not very different from Amazon or Google. There are tons of interview questions and tips available in books and online. You usually go through: * A HR phone call * Possibly a pre-screening * A techn
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
Interview Stages: * Rec Scree * Phone Screen * Onsite (LC, System Design, Manager, LC) The interview was for a specific team, so many low-level (C, C++, and OS) questions were asked.
The typical Microsoft interview process is not very different from Amazon or Google. There are tons of interview questions and tips available in books and online. You usually go through: * A HR phone call * Possibly a pre-screening * A techn
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
Interview Stages: * Rec Scree * Phone Screen * Onsite (LC, System Design, Manager, LC) The interview was for a specific team, so many low-level (C, C++, and OS) questions were asked.