I love Microsoft. I came in thinking I was only going to stay a couple of years, but soon I found my dream job, and now I think I'll be here a long time.
I've had three jobs in three years, but they were all great, and now I am happier than ever.
The company is really big, and so we aren't the best at working across business groups. There is a lot of stuff that goes on that I don't know about, and sometimes partnerships that would be really beneficial slip through the cracks because of that.
Don't just say "One Microsoft," put your money where your mouth is. Really try to connect teams working on the same things.
I arrived early in the morning for a quick bite to eat (courtesy of MSFT) and was briefed on the day's flow. Shortly afterward, interviewers started popping up and snatching people up. My turn came for the first of four interviews. I was pleasantly s
It was 4 rounds, with easy-medium technical questions. The process was smooth and the timing was alright. All interviewers were from the same team, and they had varying skill sets. Essentially, there were 2 behavioral and 2 technical rounds. They
The process was pretty standard. First round: An online coding challenge of 75 minutes. Second round: An onsite virtual interviews event with 4 interviews, 45 minutes each. (2 teams interviewed 2 rounds each).
I arrived early in the morning for a quick bite to eat (courtesy of MSFT) and was briefed on the day's flow. Shortly afterward, interviewers started popping up and snatching people up. My turn came for the first of four interviews. I was pleasantly s
It was 4 rounds, with easy-medium technical questions. The process was smooth and the timing was alright. All interviewers were from the same team, and they had varying skill sets. Essentially, there were 2 behavioral and 2 technical rounds. They
The process was pretty standard. First round: An online coding challenge of 75 minutes. Second round: An onsite virtual interviews event with 4 interviews, 45 minutes each. (2 teams interviewed 2 rounds each).