Working for a company as big as Microsoft, you can choose to work in areas you want to work in.
Big organization, so the pace of work is slow.
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.
They asked me to draw the shortest line for a mouse to get from one point to another on a cube, the furthest possible distance. They want to see if you can think outside the box.
The interview process was way too large. I was interviewed remotely by Microsoft on March 2020 for the first stage, the second stage was in May, and they answered me in late June. Regarding the interviewers, they were all friendly and kind. They too
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.
They asked me to draw the shortest line for a mouse to get from one point to another on a cube, the furthest possible distance. They want to see if you can think outside the box.
The interview process was way too large. I was interviewed remotely by Microsoft on March 2020 for the first stage, the second stage was in May, and they answered me in late June. Regarding the interviewers, they were all friendly and kind. They too