Good work-life balance, it seems. Lots of events, good pay, interesting projects.
HR is a bit ridiculous here. It's super difficult to find out which team you are working with.
Projects need to be more matching to the intern's interests. There are a ton of amazing opportunities, but it's almost a random assignment.
It took a very long time. I attended a career fair in September 2013 and had an on-campus interview in mid-October, but received no information until February 2014. The on-site interview took about 4 hours. One of the 10 people interviewed might be
Microsoft recruiters messaged me on LinkedIn. They sent me an online assessment that had to be completed in 60 minutes. If I passed, I would be able to go on-site. I interviewed at Microsoft's campus in Redmond for a full day, with a loop of six pe
I applied online and received a reply after one month. I was asked to arrange a phone or Skype interview. I chose Skype because it would be more comfortable for me. Skype and phone interviews are exactly the same, as the interviewer did not request a
It took a very long time. I attended a career fair in September 2013 and had an on-campus interview in mid-October, but received no information until February 2014. The on-site interview took about 4 hours. One of the 10 people interviewed might be
Microsoft recruiters messaged me on LinkedIn. They sent me an online assessment that had to be completed in 60 minutes. If I passed, I would be able to go on-site. I interviewed at Microsoft's campus in Redmond for a full day, with a loop of six pe
I applied online and received a reply after one month. I was asked to arrange a phone or Skype interview. I chose Skype because it would be more comfortable for me. Skype and phone interviews are exactly the same, as the interviewer did not request a