Smart people, work-life balance, and interesting products.
In some cases, they don't pay quite as well as FB and Google.
Typical software interview: * Design * Behavior * Basic algorithms I'd rate the algorithm problems as LeetCode easy, possibly medium. No graphs or dynamic programming. Three to four interviews, about an hour each, split over a couple of days.
The technical interview went fast, and in two weeks, I had my offer. The people were nice and easygoing. The interview was regarding MS technology. You need to be relaxed and say, 'I don't know,' if you don't know the answer to a question.
There was a technical Skype interview, followed by a series of on-site interviews. These interviews were for an entry-level, full-time university position at the Oslo office in Norway. The phone interview was straightforward, featuring a palindrome
Typical software interview: * Design * Behavior * Basic algorithms I'd rate the algorithm problems as LeetCode easy, possibly medium. No graphs or dynamic programming. Three to four interviews, about an hour each, split over a couple of days.
The technical interview went fast, and in two weeks, I had my offer. The people were nice and easygoing. The interview was regarding MS technology. You need to be relaxed and say, 'I don't know,' if you don't know the answer to a question.
There was a technical Skype interview, followed by a series of on-site interviews. These interviews were for an entry-level, full-time university position at the Oslo office in Norway. The phone interview was straightforward, featuring a palindrome