Great benefits.
Good work-life balance.
Good work hiring more women.
Too much politics/hierarchy; need to please your manager/VP.
Kind of strict culture (maybe too much Asian influence?).
Slowly changing, but still hard to welcome innovation.
The interview process started with an HR person reaching out and conducting a phone screening. They asked mostly personality questions but ended the interview with a puzzle. The onsite interview lasted from 9 am to 4 pm on the Redmond campus. During
I submitted my resume in fall 2014, but they didn't reach out until March 2015. We did an on-campus interview. After a week, they got back to me saying I did a good job, but their headcount was full for the summer 2015 internship. In August, the un
Two phone calls were made, one with highly technical questions and another more HR-related. This was followed by a grueling day of interviews in Redmond, from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Staff were friendly, especially the recruiters.
The interview process started with an HR person reaching out and conducting a phone screening. They asked mostly personality questions but ended the interview with a puzzle. The onsite interview lasted from 9 am to 4 pm on the Redmond campus. During
I submitted my resume in fall 2014, but they didn't reach out until March 2015. We did an on-campus interview. After a week, they got back to me saying I did a good job, but their headcount was full for the summer 2015 internship. In August, the un
Two phone calls were made, one with highly technical questions and another more HR-related. This was followed by a grueling day of interviews in Redmond, from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Staff were friendly, especially the recruiters.