Good place to work at.
Very demanding position. No work-life balance.
Microsoft has two stages for hiring. Initially, you will be provided with a phone interview (30 minutes) or an on-campus interview. You may be asked a technical question. Be prepared to answer questions related to your background and projects. I pa
I applied online, and the process took five weeks. The recruiter had a resume walkthrough, asked why Microsoft, and covered the usual topics. Then they sent a HackerRank OA with 3 to 4 questions in 90 minutes. I didn't find it too bad, to be honest.
I had a phone screening, followed by a coding exercise via Skype. The people were great, but the interview wasn't for me. They asked whiteboard questions about topics I haven't worked on since university. Personally, I don't care for that kind of int
Microsoft has two stages for hiring. Initially, you will be provided with a phone interview (30 minutes) or an on-campus interview. You may be asked a technical question. Be prepared to answer questions related to your background and projects. I pa
I applied online, and the process took five weeks. The recruiter had a resume walkthrough, asked why Microsoft, and covered the usual topics. Then they sent a HackerRank OA with 3 to 4 questions in 90 minutes. I didn't find it too bad, to be honest.
I had a phone screening, followed by a coding exercise via Skype. The people were great, but the interview wasn't for me. They asked whiteboard questions about topics I haven't worked on since university. Personally, I don't care for that kind of int