Very good culture. Everyone is willing to help. It is more like a university, as it has so many students as interns.
No office politics. Everyone learns from anyone.
It is a famous place in terms of research in China. It is among the first research institutes that were established by US companies.
Yet, it is fully independent to choose research directions and topics.
Highly productive in NLP and CV research.
You have many opportunities to see top researchers and great engineers. For example, Xiangyang Shen, Raj Reddy...
Many fun activities. Interest clubs, events, food nearby...
The only con I could come up with is that sometimes it is more about research than engineering here in MSRA. If you don't like research at all, be careful.
Probably more on compensations?...
The interviewer asked me about my previous projects. Next, they asked about LeetCode problems, instructing me to explain my solution first, then code it online. The interviewer was very nice.
I got a phone interview first and was asked some basic questions and to solve some problems. In four rounds of 1:1 interviews, I was asked some IQ questions regarding putting coins on the table and a C programming question to resolve algorithm quest
It took a half day for three technical interviews. The first and the last interviewer were very nice. But the second interviewer was somewhat unkind.
The interviewer asked me about my previous projects. Next, they asked about LeetCode problems, instructing me to explain my solution first, then code it online. The interviewer was very nice.
I got a phone interview first and was asked some basic questions and to solve some problems. In four rounds of 1:1 interviews, I was asked some IQ questions regarding putting coins on the table and a C programming question to resolve algorithm quest
It took a half day for three technical interviews. The first and the last interviewer were very nice. But the second interviewer was somewhat unkind.