Good salary, not sure about the campus as I was remote. People are smart, lots of intern events. I don't know anything else.
Every ounce of innovation not directly related to the project at hand seems to be shot down and punished.
I was working on software for Windows not updated in 20+ years. I saw my manager give great ideas and was told there just wasn’t space for that right now and he should focus on bug fixes.
I got a bit behind on my project and my manager berated me and my spec. I had to write this 5-page spec about the project before I could code, and then when it took a long time my manager got mad, saying it should have been done by now: "Why haven’t you started coding?"
The criticism and lack of trust in my ability to get the project done corroded my self-esteem and motivation. I left the summer after pulling several all-nighters for the demo and with a bad taste in my mouth.
Never work here.
Microsoft Interview process Off Campus through college. Round 1: Online coding questions (Eliminatory round). Technical round - 2. Round 1: Online Coding solving. Round 2: HR + Coding.
Two rounds: 1 technical for 45 min. Asked DSA questions like valid parentheses and peak element, then optimized using binary search. 1 hr 45 min. Asked about projects and leadership questions.
HackerRank test and 3 rounds of coding, plus an experience-based interview. The position was for QA, who should have storage and networking knowledge. So, basic questions on storage and networking were asked.
Microsoft Interview process Off Campus through college. Round 1: Online coding questions (Eliminatory round). Technical round - 2. Round 1: Online Coding solving. Round 2: HR + Coding.
Two rounds: 1 technical for 45 min. Asked DSA questions like valid parentheses and peak element, then optimized using binary search. 1 hr 45 min. Asked about projects and leadership questions.
HackerRank test and 3 rounds of coding, plus an experience-based interview. The position was for QA, who should have storage and networking knowledge. So, basic questions on storage and networking were asked.