Great work/life balance! It's no secret Microsoft treats their interns well.
Work on real projects, making effective changes.
Employees are friendly and helpful. Often they will drop everything to help you with your problem. Interns generally get priority because of the short time frame we're there.
Transparency: If you ask, you'll get an answer.
Lots of legacy code, and not all of it is up to current programming standards there. However, this is to be expected in a large and old company.
Recruiting for full-time offers can be vicious and try to play mind games. Engineering management can combat this, as they are generally very friendly and open.
Adjust training/bonuses for recruiters so they are not incentivized to use these tactics.
I had a technical round with the hiring manager for 60 minutes. This was a tech screen round. They asked me questions based on system design. I would say it was easy, but I was just not prepared. Overall, it was good.
The interview process involves four onsite rounds, with the initial round being an online coding assessment. Each round lasted 45 minutes and included two system design and two coding challenges, along with behavioral questions. The system design rou
Submitted resume online and was invited for an on-campus interview. This short (20-25 min) on-campus interview included one simple coding question and one simple testing question. Invited to Seattle for a day of interviews. Had four of them: * T
I had a technical round with the hiring manager for 60 minutes. This was a tech screen round. They asked me questions based on system design. I would say it was easy, but I was just not prepared. Overall, it was good.
The interview process involves four onsite rounds, with the initial round being an online coding assessment. Each round lasted 45 minutes and included two system design and two coding challenges, along with behavioral questions. The system design rou
Submitted resume online and was invited for an on-campus interview. This short (20-25 min) on-campus interview included one simple coding question and one simple testing question. Invited to Seattle for a day of interviews. Had four of them: * T