That's pretty much it.
On-campus interview: I waited about two weeks before hearing back. They were very nice and flew me out to Seattle. There, I had a chance to interview with four different teams inside of Cloud and Enterprise (one of the organizations within Microsoft
I got a phone interview one week after submitting my resume. It was not going too well, as I had a hard time answering technical questions. However, because I talked about my own projects, which I do in my free time, it turned out to be worth it, le
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.
On-campus interview: I waited about two weeks before hearing back. They were very nice and flew me out to Seattle. There, I had a chance to interview with four different teams inside of Cloud and Enterprise (one of the organizations within Microsoft
I got a phone interview one week after submitting my resume. It was not going too well, as I had a hard time answering technical questions. However, because I talked about my own projects, which I do in my free time, it turned out to be worth it, le
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.