All is great, and I feel good working here.
There are no cons as such, though Azure can be a bit hectic.
It was a straight four rounds of interviews on the same day. Due to Covid-19, the rounds happened online. Timings of the rounds were not scheduled. On every round, I proceeded only after a positive response from the previous round. In the first rou
I had one short interview on campus, and after three months, I received a phone call for a phone interview. I also had to fill out a rather boring and long form asking about my interesting projects. The first interview was easy, mostly HR-related. A
I applied for the Software Engineer Internship around September 2017 and progressed to the first round, which consisted of a phone/video interview. The recruiter asked me several questions: * Why do you want to work for Microsoft? * What projects h
It was a straight four rounds of interviews on the same day. Due to Covid-19, the rounds happened online. Timings of the rounds were not scheduled. On every round, I proceeded only after a positive response from the previous round. In the first rou
I had one short interview on campus, and after three months, I received a phone call for a phone interview. I also had to fill out a rather boring and long form asking about my interesting projects. The first interview was easy, mostly HR-related. A
I applied for the Software Engineer Internship around September 2017 and progressed to the first round, which consisted of a phone/video interview. The recruiter asked me several questions: * Why do you want to work for Microsoft? * What projects h