Great work-life balance, solid perks.
Pay isn't super competitive, and stock grants are small.
I had an interview on my school campus and made it to the final round of interviews on Microsoft's campus. You sit in a room with about 20 other candidates and do about 5 interviews with different interviewers. After your interviews, you receive free
The interview process begins with basic HR screening. Next, you'll take an online test featuring 5 simple to borderline medium coding questions, to be completed within 1 hour. Successful completion leads to an on-site round. The on-site interviews
This was a telephonic interview. I was not asked anything related to the technologies I had applied for (C#, SQL, XAML). Instead, the questions were very generic, focusing on data structures and algorithms.
I had an interview on my school campus and made it to the final round of interviews on Microsoft's campus. You sit in a room with about 20 other candidates and do about 5 interviews with different interviewers. After your interviews, you receive free
The interview process begins with basic HR screening. Next, you'll take an online test featuring 5 simple to borderline medium coding questions, to be completed within 1 hour. Successful completion leads to an on-site round. The on-site interviews
This was a telephonic interview. I was not asked anything related to the technologies I had applied for (C#, SQL, XAML). Instead, the questions were very generic, focusing on data structures and algorithms.