Good healthcare and a stable company.
Some teams work a lot, but the amount of work you do has no effect on pay or promotion. Very bad compensation package overall.
Align the compensation with other leading tech companies, or good engineers will continue to leave.
I interviewed with Microsoft as a Ph.D. graduate. Initial on-campus screening. After that, I was invited to an on-site interview. On-site Interview: It was a nice experience. I interviewed with managers and a director. I got three technical questions
The interview process involved four remote rounds. Three interviews were with members of the team, and one was with HR. Each interview lasted approximately one hour. Technical questions were presented casually. Whiteboarding or formal solutions wer
The first round was a phone screen, which went for about 45 minutes. There were no technical questions; it was only a resume review. After that, they called me for a loop interview, which consisted of four technical rounds in one day.
I interviewed with Microsoft as a Ph.D. graduate. Initial on-campus screening. After that, I was invited to an on-site interview. On-site Interview: It was a nice experience. I interviewed with managers and a director. I got three technical questions
The interview process involved four remote rounds. Three interviews were with members of the team, and one was with HR. Each interview lasted approximately one hour. Technical questions were presented casually. Whiteboarding or formal solutions wer
The first round was a phone screen, which went for about 45 minutes. There were no technical questions; it was only a resume review. After that, they called me for a loop interview, which consisted of four technical rounds in one day.