I was able to take ownership of certain product areas. Everyone on the team was really smart.
Work-life balance in Azure was horrible. Oncall for three weeks at a time, even though it's 12-hour shifts (the India team takes over at night). It was nonstop issues for the 12 hours. I started dreading the month of oncall. My pager would go off constantly, and I'd be pulled in 10 different directions. I'd have to involve my teammates when they weren't on call. And when I wasn't on call, I'd get involved with livesite all the time as well.
Bring back the support team that handled the smaller issues.
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 took my interview virtually, and they used Codility. They make you use Codility's whiteboard feature to sketch out your design, but it feels much more time-consuming compared to using an actual whiteboard. Also, expect to run your code depending o
Interviewed for graduate software engineer position. - 1 round of HR phone screening - 3 rounds of online onsite (45 minutes each), around 30 minutes of coding and 15 minutes of behavioral questions (BQ) & Q&A.
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 took my interview virtually, and they used Codility. They make you use Codility's whiteboard feature to sketch out your design, but it feels much more time-consuming compared to using an actual whiteboard. Also, expect to run your code depending o
Interviewed for graduate software engineer position. - 1 round of HR phone screening - 3 rounds of online onsite (45 minutes each), around 30 minutes of coding and 15 minutes of behavioral questions (BQ) & Q&A.