Great people, good benefits, interesting work.
Can’t think of any cons.
During the phone interview, the interviewer first introduced themselves. Then, they asked me why I chose Microsoft and what I knew about the company. Following that, I was asked some questions about my projects and some algorithm questions.
The interview process was long and drawn out, with many rounds of interviews. Some interviewers asked the same questions, which was a little concerning. However, all the interviewers were very nice people. I would recommend fewer interview rounds.
Average interview experience. They asked a few questions for which I had not yet completed the courses (I am one year out from graduation). There was an on-campus interview that was pretty standard, and an in-person interview with three rounds.
During the phone interview, the interviewer first introduced themselves. Then, they asked me why I chose Microsoft and what I knew about the company. Following that, I was asked some questions about my projects and some algorithm questions.
The interview process was long and drawn out, with many rounds of interviews. Some interviewers asked the same questions, which was a little concerning. However, all the interviewers were very nice people. I would recommend fewer interview rounds.
Average interview experience. They asked a few questions for which I had not yet completed the courses (I am one year out from graduation). There was an on-campus interview that was pretty standard, and an in-person interview with three rounds.