Great Balance, Could Pay More
Great Balance, Could Pay More
Of the big tech companies, Microsoft has better work-life balance than many others. I’ve had great experiences with managers here and feel like feedback on my work and growth is timely and helpful.
Total compensation could be a bit higher in general. Other big techs can offer more.
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Software Engineer II
I was asked to appear for an interview with the team I was working with as a contractor. There were 6 interviews lined up for the whole day. These were split sessions (morning/afternoon), and if you didn't have a majority thumbs-up in the first sessi
Software Engineer II
The interview was nice and they asked a lot of things about my research. Then, it moved on to a coding problem. The question was to perform division using only addition and subtraction. Afterward, they asked about ways to improve its efficiency.
Software Engineer II
A lady reached out to me after two weeks. She asked me to take an online assessment. I did not make it past that. It seemed like one easy and one medium LeetCode question.
Software Engineer II
Seattle, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2009I was asked to appear for an interview with the team I was working with as a contractor. There were 6 interviews lined up for the whole day. These were split sessions (morning/afternoon), and if you didn't have a majority thumbs-up in the first sessi
Software Engineer II
Seattle, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2009The interview was nice and they asked a lot of things about my research. Then, it moved on to a coding problem. The question was to perform division using only addition and subtraction. Afterward, they asked about ways to improve its efficiency.
Software Engineer II
Seattle, Washington, United StatesAugust 1, 2024A lady reached out to me after two weeks. She asked me to take an online assessment. I did not make it past that. It seemed like one easy and one medium LeetCode question.
