Microsoft is an awesome company, especially if you have a family. The work/life balance is very reasonable, and the benefits are great.
Microsoft is a big company. You can find almost everything developed internally. If you stay too long there, you may find yourself kind of being separated from the rest of the industry.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn for a hiring event in Redmond, WA. The first round was a 60-minute Codility test with 3 questions. I solved 2 questions and mentioned the approach for the 3rd question. They then invited me onsite for 4 r
I got in contact with a recruiter through a friend, which led to a casual phone call just to get to know each other. Later, I had a technical phone screen. I was then invited to a virtual onsite, which consisted of four 45-minute interviews via Teams
I received an interview request from a recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen, and then a six-hour onsite interview. The first three interviews onsite were technical. These were followed by two conversational interviews with the hiring mana
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn for a hiring event in Redmond, WA. The first round was a 60-minute Codility test with 3 questions. I solved 2 questions and mentioned the approach for the 3rd question. They then invited me onsite for 4 r
I got in contact with a recruiter through a friend, which led to a casual phone call just to get to know each other. Later, I had a technical phone screen. I was then invited to a virtual onsite, which consisted of four 45-minute interviews via Teams
I received an interview request from a recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen, and then a six-hour onsite interview. The first three interviews onsite were technical. These were followed by two conversational interviews with the hiring mana