Microsoft is a company that pays you money to write mediocre code.
Lots of policies and processes that do nothing but serve to increase the "impact" of those above you.
I had an on-campus interview, which was pretty straightforward. It involved a resume review and a coding question. I was then invited to Redmond for the final round of interviews. These consisted of four 45-minute interviews back-to-back. They mostl
It was a hiring event held by MS. I saw around 50 interviewers and candidates during the onsite event. Before the onsite, there was 1 round of OA. There were 3 rounds during the onsite interview.
Went through a recruiter call and then four rounds of technical interviews. All coding questions were of medium difficulty. Basic data structure knowledge will be really helpful. Make sure you go through all the details of a data structure.
I had an on-campus interview, which was pretty straightforward. It involved a resume review and a coding question. I was then invited to Redmond for the final round of interviews. These consisted of four 45-minute interviews back-to-back. They mostl
It was a hiring event held by MS. I saw around 50 interviewers and candidates during the onsite event. Before the onsite, there was 1 round of OA. There were 3 rounds during the onsite interview.
Went through a recruiter call and then four rounds of technical interviews. All coding questions were of medium difficulty. Basic data structure knowledge will be really helpful. Make sure you go through all the details of a data structure.