Decent pay, given that it is in Seattle, which is much cheaper to live than SF. Average benefits. Very good work/life balance from what I observe.
Very political. Management knows little about the technologies but keeps overriding technical decisions made by people who actually know them. For personal growth, I definitely learned a lot about politics, but my technical ability might be even worse than when I just left college.
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
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
This was in January 2020. The process was a phone call with an easy string question, followed by a full-day interview that included LeetCode medium problems and questions about previous work. There was no system design. The final round featured 3D ma
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
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
This was in January 2020. The process was a phone call with an easy string question, followed by a full-day interview that included LeetCode medium problems and questions about previous work. There was no system design. The final round featured 3D ma