Great work-life balance: my team had flexible work hours.
Good management: at my time at Microsoft, my supervisor and mentor were very approachable.
They spoil interns: they make interning at Microsoft as much a social experience as a job, with the intended purpose of getting interns to come back full time.
Lots of work with legacy systems: my team worked a fair amount with legacy code, which was tedious and uninteresting.
Hard to feel motivated: given the size of the company, it is easy on many of the teams to feel that the work you are doing has little impact.
Give interns a better description of their jobs before they are hired. My biggest problem with Microsoft was that, as an incoming intern, management refused to detail what team I would be working with before I accepted the offer, which resulted in me working on a project I did not enjoy.
It was one round, two interviews: one technical and one behavioral. It took about a month to get the interview request and a week to hear back. The behavioral round also had some minimal technical questions.
I applied online and received an email to do two interviews back-to-back: a technical interview and a behavioral interview. The process started with a group call where other interviewees and I listened to a presentation. I received an offer a few day
Chill, ngl. The interviewers were very respectful and seemed to care a little more about my experience, both in school and professionally. I'd say it was amongst the smoothest interview experiences among the big tech firms.
It was one round, two interviews: one technical and one behavioral. It took about a month to get the interview request and a week to hear back. The behavioral round also had some minimal technical questions.
I applied online and received an email to do two interviews back-to-back: a technical interview and a behavioral interview. The process started with a group call where other interviewees and I listened to a presentation. I received an offer a few day
Chill, ngl. The interviewers were very respectful and seemed to care a little more about my experience, both in school and professionally. I'd say it was amongst the smoothest interview experiences among the big tech firms.