Enjoyed working with everyone I met and collaborated with.
Benefits are great and allow for a lot of flexibility/customization.
Work-life balance can be good if you put effort into keeping it.
Moral, budget, and yearly comp bonuses have been heavily cut.
Work can be very slow if not on a product team.
While work-life balance can be good, it seemed as though the culture/standard for many higher-level engineers was to work late nights to complete objectives, even those without deadlines.
The recruiter reached out to me via email after I applied on the site. I had to solve two technical questions within the span of two hours. Both questions were about string manipulation and arrays. I believe I solved both questions optimally but en
The interview was pretty easy. The technical question took 3 lines in Python. The interviewers seemed inexperienced, and the recruiter took 3 months to respond. I would have rejected the offer either way.
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 recruiter reached out to me via email after I applied on the site. I had to solve two technical questions within the span of two hours. Both questions were about string manipulation and arrays. I believe I solved both questions optimally but en
The interview was pretty easy. The technical question took 3 lines in Python. The interviewers seemed inexperienced, and the recruiter took 3 months to respond. I would have rejected the offer either way.
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.