They pay really, really well.
A lot of stress involved.
I interviewed as a senior in college. The interviewing process consisted of two phases for me: (1) a single on-campus interview when Microsoft visited my college campus, and (2) a day-long on-site interview at Microsoft's campus in Redmond. The on-c
I spoke with a software engineer at my university's career fair. I was invited to a 30-minute interview on campus, where we reviewed my resume and a coding question of average difficulty. I received a final round invitation within a week. The final
It was fine. There were a lot of DSA questions, mainly about graphs and trees. The interviewers were kind of shy, but very nice, and overall it was a good process. Microsoft is team-based, however, so there is very little room for a team change in th
I interviewed as a senior in college. The interviewing process consisted of two phases for me: (1) a single on-campus interview when Microsoft visited my college campus, and (2) a day-long on-site interview at Microsoft's campus in Redmond. The on-c
I spoke with a software engineer at my university's career fair. I was invited to a 30-minute interview on campus, where we reviewed my resume and a coding question of average difficulty. I received a final round invitation within a week. The final
It was fine. There were a lot of DSA questions, mainly about graphs and trees. The interviewers were kind of shy, but very nice, and overall it was a good process. Microsoft is team-based, however, so there is very little room for a team change in th