I got to meet and work with some really smart people. I got Microsoft on my resume. I learned a lot.
Being a contract worker is hard. Layoffs and cost-cutting measures seemed to hit someone on the team monthly, if not weekly.
There is still an FTE vs. Contractor mentality, even though people say it's gone. A lot of browbeating for "stupid" questions.
You will probably get thrown under the bus, but it's overall probably worth enduring for the exit opportunities.
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You were given one problem to solve in each of the three interviews. Problems were LeetCode easy and medium difficulty. There was a system design part in my second interview, but it was very basic, as I was applying for an entry-level position.
Microsoft held a week-long series of events at my university, and I was able to apply through them. I attended each event and spoke with different engineers. They were very friendly, and I believe showing genuine curiosity helped me secure an on-cam
I had a thirty-minute telephonic interview, and the questions were based on both technical and managerial aspects. The recruiter was very friendly. They provided hints, explained the questions clearly, and clarified all my doubts. I was able to ans
You were given one problem to solve in each of the three interviews. Problems were LeetCode easy and medium difficulty. There was a system design part in my second interview, but it was very basic, as I was applying for an entry-level position.
Microsoft held a week-long series of events at my university, and I was able to apply through them. I attended each event and spoke with different engineers. They were very friendly, and I believe showing genuine curiosity helped me secure an on-cam
I had a thirty-minute telephonic interview, and the questions were based on both technical and managerial aspects. The recruiter was very friendly. They provided hints, explained the questions clearly, and clarified all my doubts. I was able to ans