Nice colleagues, but leadership is awful.
Microsoft is cutting costs at the expense of its employees quite heavily. Salaries have been below market rate for many years. There are no corporate events anymore. Promotions are very limited, and only a small number of people actually get promoted. When you ask leadership direct questions about compensation, they give vague and evasive answers.
I'm thinking about looking for another job.
Following a phone interview, I was invited to the Redmond campus for a long day of one-on-one interviews. Microsoft was gracious enough to pay all of my expenses for flying out to WA and for meals and travel. The 1:1 interviews themselves were inter
I failed the first live coding round. The HR was very professional and provided clear feedback and instructions. The interview was with a senior engineer from the team, who kept their camera off and remained muted while I talked through the solution.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn for a hiring event in Redmond, WA. The first round was a 60-minute Codility test with 3 questions. I solved 2 questions and mentioned the approach for the 3rd question. They then invited me onsite for 4 r
Following a phone interview, I was invited to the Redmond campus for a long day of one-on-one interviews. Microsoft was gracious enough to pay all of my expenses for flying out to WA and for meals and travel. The 1:1 interviews themselves were inter
I failed the first live coding round. The HR was very professional and provided clear feedback and instructions. The interview was with a senior engineer from the team, who kept their camera off and remained muted while I talked through the solution.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn for a hiring event in Redmond, WA. The first round was a 60-minute Codility test with 3 questions. I solved 2 questions and mentioned the approach for the 3rd question. They then invited me onsite for 4 r