Good feedback loops, good work-life balance.
Old white men everywhere, but I'm in Xbox, so it's a bit more diverse.
I spoke with a software engineer at my university's career fair. I was invited to a 30-minute interview on campus, where we reviewed my resume and a coding question of average difficulty. I received a final round invitation within a week. The final
I applied on the website and was contacted by a recruiter. There were a couple of technical phone screens followed by an onsite in Redmond, which had five rounds, including a lunch with an interviewer.
Probably the best experience I've ever had, having also interviewed at GOOG, AMZN, et al. The biggest differentiator was during the onsite. After each 45-minute interview, they had someone come by your room to check up on you and put you at ease in
I spoke with a software engineer at my university's career fair. I was invited to a 30-minute interview on campus, where we reviewed my resume and a coding question of average difficulty. I received a final round invitation within a week. The final
I applied on the website and was contacted by a recruiter. There were a couple of technical phone screens followed by an onsite in Redmond, which had five rounds, including a lunch with an interviewer.
Probably the best experience I've ever had, having also interviewed at GOOG, AMZN, et al. The biggest differentiator was during the onsite. After each 45-minute interview, they had someone come by your room to check up on you and put you at ease in