Culture is good. Excellent work-life balance.
Salary is a bit below other big tech companies in the Bay Area.
A friend working at Microsoft as an intern asked me if I would be interested in an internship position, and I gave him my résumé. A few weeks later, I got an email from the university recruiter, and I scheduled a phone screen interview. Basically, I
You first go to a career fair, speak with a bunch of recruiters and send out your resume. Then there's a phone screen where you talk to a recruiter/employee, and then an onsite interview at Redmond, Washington.
I passed the on-campus interview, which consisted of a quick tree recursive problem that took around 30 minutes. I was provided with a nice hotel in Redmond for the on-site interview, about 10 minutes from the campus. The day was pretty tiring, as
A friend working at Microsoft as an intern asked me if I would be interested in an internship position, and I gave him my résumé. A few weeks later, I got an email from the university recruiter, and I scheduled a phone screen interview. Basically, I
You first go to a career fair, speak with a bunch of recruiters and send out your resume. Then there's a phone screen where you talk to a recruiter/employee, and then an onsite interview at Redmond, Washington.
I passed the on-campus interview, which consisted of a quick tree recursive problem that took around 30 minutes. I was provided with a nice hotel in Redmond for the on-site interview, about 10 minutes from the campus. The day was pretty tiring, as