Microsoft

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.

It was not easy, but if you have your basics strong, you can crack it easily. They focus both on theory and your projects that you have created. All the best for your interview.

The interview happened on a Saturday. There were three technical rounds, followed by a round with the hiring manager. All technical rounds focused on DS/algo, with only one question on the architecture of a system I had designed in the past. I cou