Tons of resources, great leadership, diverse engineering opportunities, and the flexibility to move around teams.
Can feel like a cog. More bureaucratic at times.
It was nice. I was asked questions about my previous work experience and some problem-solving tasks. It happened online, so it was a bit stressful. It was not very long, I would say around half an hour, and there were two people interviewing me.
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
Very neat university hiring. The process started with a university round, then an on-site round. The entire process took about 8 weeks. Keep your LinkedIn profile updated; recruiters search for candidates with a good profile.
It was nice. I was asked questions about my previous work experience and some problem-solving tasks. It happened online, so it was a bit stressful. It was not very long, I would say around half an hour, and there were two people interviewing me.
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
Very neat university hiring. The process started with a university round, then an on-site round. The entire process took about 8 weeks. Keep your LinkedIn profile updated; recruiters search for candidates with a good profile.