Microsoft has great pay and benefits. The people are amazing to work with. They are some of the brightest individuals I have ever met in my entire life.
Very difficult to get in. The corporate ladder is existent, but some may not mind it because of the culture and people at Microsoft.
There is no advice I could give that Microsoft has not already implemented or exceeded in my expectations.
Microsoft visited my university during a career fair, where I submitted my resume. Two weeks later, they called me for an on-campus interview. The interview was short, lasting approximately 30 minutes, and I was asked one simple coding question (Rota
The interview was good, but it depended on the interviewer. Overall, the questions themselves weren't too bad. I had one interviewer who kept pressing me and giving me unnecessary details in an attempt to stress me out, but the rest were pretty chill
On-Campus Resume Review -> Phone screen -> Onsite in Seattle, WA Medium-Hard LeetCode questions The phone screen involved a resume review with project and skills questions. Brain teasers were also asked.
Microsoft visited my university during a career fair, where I submitted my resume. Two weeks later, they called me for an on-campus interview. The interview was short, lasting approximately 30 minutes, and I was asked one simple coding question (Rota
The interview was good, but it depended on the interviewer. Overall, the questions themselves weren't too bad. I had one interviewer who kept pressing me and giving me unnecessary details in an attempt to stress me out, but the rest were pretty chill
On-Campus Resume Review -> Phone screen -> Onsite in Seattle, WA Medium-Hard LeetCode questions The phone screen involved a resume review with project and skills questions. Brain teasers were also asked.