Remote, food in office, less corporate feel than main campus.
Less Microsoft feel since not on the main campus. Reorg after reorg.
I applied through an employee referral. It was somewhat like an interview, so yeah, it was as per the standards of Microsoft, and it's a respectable company, so be your best version and all the best.
I had two on-site interviews, probably because they knew I am local. The first interview was rather brief and informal, basically the same as a technical phone screen, but in person. The second was a full-day onsite with five engineers. I also had
The interview involved simple whiteboard programming. They wanted to understand my thought process and reasoning to see if I was a good fit for the role. Some questions were very hard, but they explained that the goal was not to be 100% right but to
I applied through an employee referral. It was somewhat like an interview, so yeah, it was as per the standards of Microsoft, and it's a respectable company, so be your best version and all the best.
I had two on-site interviews, probably because they knew I am local. The first interview was rather brief and informal, basically the same as a technical phone screen, but in person. The second was a full-day onsite with five engineers. I also had
The interview involved simple whiteboard programming. They wanted to understand my thought process and reasoning to see if I was a good fit for the role. Some questions were very hard, but they explained that the goal was not to be 100% right but to