Inclusive culture (race, sex, sexual orientation, personality). Good benefits for the industry.
You don't know what area you will work in when you accept the job offer. Depending on where you land, your work-life balance may be pretty bad.
Little opportunities for learning and progress.
Average compensation.
I applied through the on-campus job fair. Microsoft contacted me online, asking for an on-site interview. The interview itself took about 30 minutes. The questions were more geared towards assessing problem-solving skills and analytical approach rat
I gave my resume to an employee at a coding event at my school. Following a relaxed behavioral/OOP on-campus interview, I was invited to their Redmond, WA campus. They paid for everything, gave me a big meal stipend, and put me up in a nice hotel,
The process was smooth and professional. Expect multiple rounds with a mix of technical deep-dives and behavioral questions. They really care about problem-solving and team fit. Prep your system design and brush up on your data structures—LeetCode
I applied through the on-campus job fair. Microsoft contacted me online, asking for an on-site interview. The interview itself took about 30 minutes. The questions were more geared towards assessing problem-solving skills and analytical approach rat
I gave my resume to an employee at a coding event at my school. Following a relaxed behavioral/OOP on-campus interview, I was invited to their Redmond, WA campus. They paid for everything, gave me a big meal stipend, and put me up in a nice hotel,
The process was smooth and professional. Expect multiple rounds with a mix of technical deep-dives and behavioral questions. They really care about problem-solving and team fit. Prep your system design and brush up on your data structures—LeetCode