Good company, people, and benefits.
Difficult to get to from Seattle; paid lunch.
Typical Software Engineer Tech Interview I was contacted by a recruiter/sourcer to start interviewing. After a very basic phone screen, I had a 45-minute tech screen with an engineer. After passing that, I had a remote on-site consisting of four 45
It does not apply to me, as I moved to Microsoft during the Nokia acquisition. However, during Nokia times, the interview had two parts. First, a phone conversation regarding my CV and some technical questions. Then, I received an invitation and fl
Tip: To not be disapproved, ALWAYS say you have the approval to work in the country. Otherwise, you will get a decline. I've tested it. They stated they would not do it, but I applied to the same role again with only the answer to that question as "
Typical Software Engineer Tech Interview I was contacted by a recruiter/sourcer to start interviewing. After a very basic phone screen, I had a 45-minute tech screen with an engineer. After passing that, I had a remote on-site consisting of four 45
It does not apply to me, as I moved to Microsoft during the Nokia acquisition. However, during Nokia times, the interview had two parts. First, a phone conversation regarding my CV and some technical questions. Then, I received an invitation and fl
Tip: To not be disapproved, ALWAYS say you have the approval to work in the country. Otherwise, you will get a decline. I've tested it. They stated they would not do it, but I applied to the same role again with only the answer to that question as "