Great benefits and pay.
Microsoft is striving forward to be more open and shed off pre-existing bureaucracy. At the same time, they're working hard to make better and more secure products.
Nothing of much significance so far. The only con I see is that because of the size, it will be difficult to navigate through stuff initially.
None.
I applied online. There were four interviews and calls: HR, algorithms, design, and manager. - Algorithms: Easy to medium problems from LeetCode, such as graphs, string processing, search, and permutations. - Design: It depends on the project. They
I applied through an employee referral. The process took two months. - Three 60-minute interview loop with a 15-minute break in between. - All technical questions with STAR format behaviorals before the technical question. - No LeetCode style questi
I sent my resume to my university recruiter and interviewed at my university. It was a 30-minute interview consisting of one coding question. I heard back a week later and interviewed at Redmond, WA two weeks after that. The on-site interview consis
I applied online. There were four interviews and calls: HR, algorithms, design, and manager. - Algorithms: Easy to medium problems from LeetCode, such as graphs, string processing, search, and permutations. - Design: It depends on the project. They
I applied through an employee referral. The process took two months. - Three 60-minute interview loop with a 15-minute break in between. - All technical questions with STAR format behaviorals before the technical question. - No LeetCode style questi
I sent my resume to my university recruiter and interviewed at my university. It was a 30-minute interview consisting of one coding question. I heard back a week later and interviewed at Redmond, WA two weeks after that. The on-site interview consis