WLB is good compared to others.
There was low compensation, which caused minor motivation.
It was an enjoyable experience, and I got asked lots of interesting questions regarding OOP and C#. The majority of the interview was about .NET and its ecosystem, including but not limited to: * ASP.NET * Blazor * WPF
It went very well. The process was very organized, and the people you meet there are very friendly. There were four interviews in total, and each lasted about 45 minutes. All four involved technical coding questions, with roughly 30 minutes of white
The interviewer was pretty chill. They started with a quick introduction, followed by behavioral questions on Microsoft's leadership principles. The interview lasted for 45 minutes. He was holding a senior-level software dev position.
It was an enjoyable experience, and I got asked lots of interesting questions regarding OOP and C#. The majority of the interview was about .NET and its ecosystem, including but not limited to: * ASP.NET * Blazor * WPF
It went very well. The process was very organized, and the people you meet there are very friendly. There were four interviews in total, and each lasted about 45 minutes. All four involved technical coding questions, with roughly 30 minutes of white
The interviewer was pretty chill. They started with a quick introduction, followed by behavioral questions on Microsoft's leadership principles. The interview lasted for 45 minutes. He was holding a senior-level software dev position.