Cool benefits, great minds, and amazing efforts towards diversity and inclusiveness.
As a large organization, you get to work on a small area (which is by itself still relatively big), and this can get boring. The cool stuff has already been built; it feels more like maintenance and incremental feature addition at this point. On the plus side, you get to see your work being used immediately by thousands or millions of users.
I applied online and emailed the university recruiter. My application was expedited to onsite due to having a competing offer deadline and passing the phone screen in the previous year. There were four onsite interviews, all a mix of technical and b
Phone Screen This is a general technical screening, covering topics like: * The difference between strongly typed and loosely typed languages * Pros and cons of certain programming languages * Backend versus frontend development Tech Round 1 This
The interviewer was good, and I was better. Something was happening, and suddenly nothing was happening. A good interview. You must try Google if you don't get Microsoft. Okay, bye. Tata!
I applied online and emailed the university recruiter. My application was expedited to onsite due to having a competing offer deadline and passing the phone screen in the previous year. There were four onsite interviews, all a mix of technical and b
Phone Screen This is a general technical screening, covering topics like: * The difference between strongly typed and loosely typed languages * Pros and cons of certain programming languages * Backend versus frontend development Tech Round 1 This
The interviewer was good, and I was better. Something was happening, and suddenly nothing was happening. A good interview. You must try Google if you don't get Microsoft. Okay, bye. Tata!