Friendly work environment, great people, and good compensation.
No cons worth mentioning, to be fair.
The interview consisted of four rounds: three coding rounds and one system design round. The interviewers were very nice and good people. The coding problems were not overly difficult, but candidates were expected to specify inputs and consider cor
It was difficult, but it is ok if you are prepared with knowledge about programming topics, such as queues, trees, and lists. In addition, you need to be kind, as that is another important aspect for the job.
I was able to do first-round interviewing on a university campus. It was fairly standard, entry-level whiteboard questions. Microsoft fills up its slots particularly early in its university hiring season, though, so I ended up getting an offer to int
The interview consisted of four rounds: three coding rounds and one system design round. The interviewers were very nice and good people. The coding problems were not overly difficult, but candidates were expected to specify inputs and consider cor
It was difficult, but it is ok if you are prepared with knowledge about programming topics, such as queues, trees, and lists. In addition, you need to be kind, as that is another important aspect for the job.
I was able to do first-round interviewing on a university campus. It was fairly standard, entry-level whiteboard questions. Microsoft fills up its slots particularly early in its university hiring season, though, so I ended up getting an offer to int