You will have decent enough work-life balance.
Decent compensation, comparable to that of big software MNCs.
Depending on the team, your growth might be pretty linear. Doing more work doesn't always guarantee more rewards.
Great! The requirements are fair. You need to practice your basic data structures and algorithms. I think the most important for the interview is that you fit in their culture. Look up culture at Microsoft on their website to learn more.
I applied at the school's Career Fair and scheduled the interview one week later. The first round was an on-campus interview, lasting only 30 minutes. It began with several questions about my previous projects. Then, I was given a very traditional q
First, I had to solve two problems in an online assignment. The difficulty was somewhere between average and hard. The problems were about strings, and there were tests to check the solutions.
Great! The requirements are fair. You need to practice your basic data structures and algorithms. I think the most important for the interview is that you fit in their culture. Look up culture at Microsoft on their website to learn more.
I applied at the school's Career Fair and scheduled the interview one week later. The first round was an on-campus interview, lasting only 30 minutes. It began with several questions about my previous projects. Then, I was given a very traditional q
First, I had to solve two problems in an online assignment. The difficulty was somewhere between average and hard. The problems were about strings, and there were tests to check the solutions.