Benefits aren't too bad, but that's standard.
Everyone likes to do their own work here; not many people are helpful.
Round 1: Online coding round (3 questions) Round 2: Pen and paper coding round (The main thing is they see your approach, and you need to write only the required function and its helpers) Then, there were 3 further technical interviews.
Overall, it was more of a one-to-one communication between me and the interviewer. He was testing my technical knowledge, asked about my projects, and real-life examples to back what I said.
The interview started with an introduction, then we discussed the project and my skills. The rest of the time was spent on my technical knowledge. This was the whole interview at Microsoft. The overall experience was good and not difficult like other
Round 1: Online coding round (3 questions) Round 2: Pen and paper coding round (The main thing is they see your approach, and you need to write only the required function and its helpers) Then, there were 3 further technical interviews.
Overall, it was more of a one-to-one communication between me and the interviewer. He was testing my technical knowledge, asked about my projects, and real-life examples to back what I said.
The interview started with an introduction, then we discussed the project and my skills. The rest of the time was spent on my technical knowledge. This was the whole interview at Microsoft. The overall experience was good and not difficult like other