Software Engineer Internship @ Microsoft
Software Engineer Internship @ Microsoft
The company culture was amazing. Everyone I met was super supportive, and the intern projects are cool and impactful. The benefits are really nice, and the campus is beautiful. Also, summer is the perfect time to live in Seattle.
It can be easy to be pretty heads-down in your intern project and miss out on learning more about what day-to-day contributions will be like at the company.
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Software Engineer Intern
Applied to the job posting and received an interview for an initial recruiter phone screen. Completed the initial phone screen and received an invitation for technical interviews. There were two rounds of 45-minute interviews, each including a few
Software Engineer Intern
I had an online assessment where I had to solve three LeetCode problems in 90 minutes. It wasn't horrible, but I wasn't great at all of these data structures and algorithms problems, so I didn't pass.
Software Engineer Intern
Terrible. I felt that the interviewers were uninterested and unhappy, in general. Even as I met them, they seemed completely uninterested. It really rubbed me the wrong way. During the coding interviews, I saw two of them scrolling through Facebook.
Software Engineer Intern
Seattle, Washington, United StatesApril 3, 2024Applied to the job posting and received an interview for an initial recruiter phone screen. Completed the initial phone screen and received an invitation for technical interviews. There were two rounds of 45-minute interviews, each including a few
Software Engineer Intern
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJanuary 1, 2021I had an online assessment where I had to solve three LeetCode problems in 90 minutes. It wasn't horrible, but I wasn't great at all of these data structures and algorithms problems, so I didn't pass.
Software Engineer Intern
Seattle, Washington, United StatesNovember 1, 2018Terrible. I felt that the interviewers were uninterested and unhappy, in general. Even as I met them, they seemed completely uninterested. It really rubbed me the wrong way. During the coding interviews, I saw two of them scrolling through Facebook.
