Work-life balance is great.
Work-life balance is too great. I want to do some more work. No work means slow promotion.
My friend received an email from a recruiter regarding a hiring event. He forwarded my contact information to the recruiter, and that's how the process started. First was an online assessment that included two easy coding questions and one debugging
I was contacted by a recruiting firm and asked for a phone interview the following week. I really should have declined and tried again later, as I was not prepared. I then had a Skype interview. The questions were simple, though I completely messed
Applied through university. Had a talk with Microsoft people at a career fair. Got a 30-minute campus interview in two weeks. Had a question on how to flip a specific bit in a 2D bitmap. Got an invitation to Redmond, WA. Had four interviews: two desi
My friend received an email from a recruiter regarding a hiring event. He forwarded my contact information to the recruiter, and that's how the process started. First was an online assessment that included two easy coding questions and one debugging
I was contacted by a recruiting firm and asked for a phone interview the following week. I really should have declined and tried again later, as I was not prepared. I then had a Skype interview. The questions were simple, though I completely messed
Applied through university. Had a talk with Microsoft people at a career fair. Got a 30-minute campus interview in two weeks. Had a question on how to flip a specific bit in a 2D bitmap. Got an invitation to Redmond, WA. Had four interviews: two desi