Microsoft works on so many different things that there are numerous opportunities to learn and grow. Everyone I've met has been really supportive and is passionate about their work. There's a good work-life balance.
Because it's so large and on the older side compared to other tech companies, there's less innovation and lots of bureaucracy.
There was an on-campus interview, followed by an on-site interview at their Redmond location. The on-site interview day was very popular, with many college seniors and master's students in attendance for various positions. It ran very smoothly, but
It was a straightforward interview, like other tech companies. It started with a technical phone screen, and then I was called onsite. CTCL, Glassdoor, and focusing on basic data structures, algorithms, and design would be sufficient.
Phone interview followed by five back-to-back on-site interviews with the Universal Store team in Redmond, WA. Very professional arrangements were made for my on-site interview, and the results were communicated the very next day.
There was an on-campus interview, followed by an on-site interview at their Redmond location. The on-site interview day was very popular, with many college seniors and master's students in attendance for various positions. It ran very smoothly, but
It was a straightforward interview, like other tech companies. It started with a technical phone screen, and then I was called onsite. CTCL, Glassdoor, and focusing on basic data structures, algorithms, and design would be sufficient.
Phone interview followed by five back-to-back on-site interviews with the Universal Store team in Redmond, WA. Very professional arrangements were made for my on-site interview, and the results were communicated the very next day.