Great work environment and very focused on intern events.
Team dependent, so intensity varies.
A friend working at Microsoft as an intern asked me if I would be interested in an internship position, and I gave him my résumé. A few weeks later, I got an email from the university recruiter, and I scheduled a phone screen interview. Basically, I
The team manager interviewed me and asked initial basic questions for about 15 minutes. Then, they started technical questions related to solving a coding problem. They were very motivating and encouraging, helping me on some parts of the code to ful
The process started with my campus recruiter re-sending an email about a potential phone interview. Turns out the first email had been sent straight to spam (bad Google! Folks, check your spam folder now and then). I replied, and she set up a phone
A friend working at Microsoft as an intern asked me if I would be interested in an internship position, and I gave him my résumé. A few weeks later, I got an email from the university recruiter, and I scheduled a phone screen interview. Basically, I
The team manager interviewed me and asked initial basic questions for about 15 minutes. Then, they started technical questions related to solving a coding problem. They were very motivating and encouraging, helping me on some parts of the code to ful
The process started with my campus recruiter re-sending an email about a potential phone interview. Turns out the first email had been sent straight to spam (bad Google! Folks, check your spam folder now and then). I replied, and she set up a phone