It is a good place to work.
No work-life balance at all.
I have a strong background in software development and 3 years of experience as a Build Engineer in the Windows Mobile division as a vendor. I applied for a Build Engineer job at Microsoft. The Visual Studio division recruiter contacted me by email.
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 applied to a lot of roles on the Microsoft Career Site. Out of the blue, I got an email, followed by a coordinated call from a Microsoft recruiter, for a role I hadn't applied to. He explained the role as best he could, asked me a few simple data s
I have a strong background in software development and 3 years of experience as a Build Engineer in the Windows Mobile division as a vendor. I applied for a Build Engineer job at Microsoft. The Visual Studio division recruiter contacted me by email.
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 applied to a lot of roles on the Microsoft Career Site. Out of the blue, I got an email, followed by a coordinated call from a Microsoft recruiter, for a role I hadn't applied to. He explained the role as best he could, asked me a few simple data s