They know it's an outtake of the product.
Good luck getting them to share openly.
This doesn't speak for MSFT as a whole, but people who stay at a place longer tend to have set preferences, don't want things to change too much, and can be hostile towards people who are new and different in their approach.
Good luck communicating with such folks.
MSFT has been a stable company where people tend to stay long. It's good for their stability, but there is a reason you need diversity.
I had an OA, and then a final loop day where three rounds were scheduled back-to-back on the same day. The first round was system design, followed by LeetCode/SQL, and the final round was with a TPM manager. I think I did well, but I wasn't selected
I received a call from the recruiter, who then set up a phone screen with a member of the hiring team. This process took about a week. After clearing the technical screen, I was invited onsite for a round of interviews. The entire process took about
I had a phone screening where they asked me behavioral questions and a basic coding idea question. I had a three-round interview; this was back in 2019 and in person. I coded on a whiteboard, but now it is through Codility. They also asked me a desig
I had an OA, and then a final loop day where three rounds were scheduled back-to-back on the same day. The first round was system design, followed by LeetCode/SQL, and the final round was with a TPM manager. I think I did well, but I wasn't selected
I received a call from the recruiter, who then set up a phone screen with a member of the hiring team. This process took about a week. After clearing the technical screen, I was invited onsite for a round of interviews. The entire process took about
I had a phone screening where they asked me behavioral questions and a basic coding idea question. I had a three-round interview; this was back in 2019 and in person. I coded on a whiteboard, but now it is through Codility. They also asked me a desig