Nice work going these days.
Low pay in comparison, but good work-life balance.
I interviewed as a senior in college. The interviewing process consisted of two phases for me: (1) a single on-campus interview when Microsoft visited my college campus, and (2) a day-long on-site interview at Microsoft's campus in Redmond. The on-c
I interviewed for a full-time position as an intern. There were two interviews with principal engineers. Expectations were straightforward, and the interviewers were friendly. I showed up to their offices and worked through one technical question w
I received an interview request from a recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen, and then a six-hour onsite interview. The first three interviews onsite were technical. These were followed by two conversational interviews with the hiring mana
I interviewed as a senior in college. The interviewing process consisted of two phases for me: (1) a single on-campus interview when Microsoft visited my college campus, and (2) a day-long on-site interview at Microsoft's campus in Redmond. The on-c
I interviewed for a full-time position as an intern. There were two interviews with principal engineers. Expectations were straightforward, and the interviewers were friendly. I showed up to their offices and worked through one technical question w
I received an interview request from a recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen, and then a six-hour onsite interview. The first three interviews onsite were technical. These were followed by two conversational interviews with the hiring mana