Not a Great Place to Work
Not a Great Place to Work
Pay is great. Vacation depends on your manager, since it's not guaranteed, but unlimited if you have a good boss that favors you.
Work-life balance is non-existent, so pay doesn't really scale, and vacation is a dream. Burnout is a definite promise. The culture is unprofessional. Managers are not managers; they lack professional training and, with that, are non-ethical. The work environment is hostile, with bias against ethicality.
You lost your one benefit: your winning culture. It will take decades to win it back. It's sad to see all the company's revenues leaving the US and going to other economies.
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A 30-minute introductory Zoom call with a recruiter, followed by a 2-hour in-person technical screening interview. The technical interview included four individuals of varying experience and responsibilities. The interview was divided into two 1-hour
Software Engineer
1. Ask me about basic questions. 2. They said they would send me an email but didn't. 3. I replied to the email they had, but there was no response at all. 4. I wouldn't apply to Microsoft again.
Software Engineer
The interview included a question on designing automatic windshield wipers. There were also three different coding rounds that featured standard LeetCode easy/medium problems. Another round focused on API design for phone number-related questions.
Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesSeptember 1, 2024A 30-minute introductory Zoom call with a recruiter, followed by a 2-hour in-person technical screening interview. The technical interview included four individuals of varying experience and responsibilities. The interview was divided into two 1-hour
Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesMay 1, 20241. Ask me about basic questions. 2. They said they would send me an email but didn't. 3. I replied to the email they had, but there was no response at all. 4. I wouldn't apply to Microsoft again.
Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesMarch 29, 2023The interview included a question on designing automatic windshield wipers. There were also three different coding rounds that featured standard LeetCode easy/medium problems. Another round focused on API design for phone number-related questions.
