Nice, no cons as of now.
None, I have seen nothing.
I interviewed with Microsoft as a Ph.D. graduate. Initial on-campus screening. After that, I was invited to an on-site interview. On-site Interview: It was a nice experience. I interviewed with managers and a director. I got three technical questions
The interview was well-structured, with clear steps for completion. The manager and recruiter created a positive environment. They were well-prepared and used effective questions.
I've worked through four rounds, covering all aspects of linked lists, graphs, and dynamic programming, as well as a simple array question. I've solved all the questions, but still haven't received any offers. Hopefully, I will get an offer in the fu
I interviewed with Microsoft as a Ph.D. graduate. Initial on-campus screening. After that, I was invited to an on-site interview. On-site Interview: It was a nice experience. I interviewed with managers and a director. I got three technical questions
The interview was well-structured, with clear steps for completion. The manager and recruiter created a positive environment. They were well-prepared and used effective questions.
I've worked through four rounds, covering all aspects of linked lists, graphs, and dynamic programming, as well as a simple array question. I've solved all the questions, but still haven't received any offers. Hopefully, I will get an offer in the fu