Well paid, but boring, honestly.
People are smart, but not ambitious.
The interview process involved one phone screen followed by four back-to-back onsite rounds. As this was a new grad role, there was no system design; all interviews were coding and behavioral. I received an offer quite quickly.
One on-campus a few weeks after the career fair, then flown out for an onsite in Redmond. The onsite was basically two interviews, similar to the on-campus. There was a little bit of behavioral and then technical question(s).
I applied online. The process was a hiring manager screen initially and an onsite loop consisting of 4 rounds. The offer was given two weeks after that. It relied heavily on the position and how one would tackle problems with their past experience.
The interview process involved one phone screen followed by four back-to-back onsite rounds. As this was a new grad role, there was no system design; all interviews were coding and behavioral. I received an offer quite quickly.
One on-campus a few weeks after the career fair, then flown out for an onsite in Redmond. The onsite was basically two interviews, similar to the on-campus. There was a little bit of behavioral and then technical question(s).
I applied online. The process was a hiring manager screen initially and an onsite loop consisting of 4 rounds. The offer was given two weeks after that. It relied heavily on the position and how one would tackle problems with their past experience.