Work-life balance, good benefits.
Constant fear of being laid off.
I was invited for a coding test for a Bing hiring event. I passed that and was invited to fly to Seattle for an onsite. I cannot even begin to explain the pathetic nature of the interviews. Sixteen candidates were brought in from all over and given
One online coding challenge with 3 relatively simple questions (mainly debugging and testing your knowledge with the language). Then a direct onsite round with 4 rounds (45 min each). Each round includes 5-10 minutes of chit-chat, and a technical q
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
I was invited for a coding test for a Bing hiring event. I passed that and was invited to fly to Seattle for an onsite. I cannot even begin to explain the pathetic nature of the interviews. Sixteen candidates were brought in from all over and given
One online coding challenge with 3 relatively simple questions (mainly debugging and testing your knowledge with the language). Then a direct onsite round with 4 rounds (45 min each). Each round includes 5-10 minutes of chit-chat, and a technical q
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