Casual. The campus in Redmond is huge. There are a lot of different things to work on, and you can switch teams fairly easily.
Sometimes too big can be annoying for typical reasons, but overall, it's a great place to work.
A recruiter contacted me and asked some basic questions (e.g., "Why do you want to work on this team?"). This was followed by a technical phone screening. I was told they wanted to fly me out to Seattle the same day. Had a full day of on-site interv
I applied through a staffing agency. The interview consisted of four LeetCode-style questions. The interviewers were very generous with the time and gave you several hints. I recommend reading up and studying basic graph and string parsing questions
I was first given an on-campus interview. Two weeks later, I heard back from the recruiter saying that I passed the first round and set up the on-site interview for a week and a half after the call. I was flown to Seattle and did four back-to-back
A recruiter contacted me and asked some basic questions (e.g., "Why do you want to work on this team?"). This was followed by a technical phone screening. I was told they wanted to fly me out to Seattle the same day. Had a full day of on-site interv
I applied through a staffing agency. The interview consisted of four LeetCode-style questions. The interviewers were very generous with the time and gave you several hints. I recommend reading up and studying basic graph and string parsing questions
I was first given an on-campus interview. Two weeks later, I heard back from the recruiter saying that I passed the first round and set up the on-site interview for a week and a half after the call. I was flown to Seattle and did four back-to-back