Good pay, a well-structured program, and awesome intern events.
Experience depends heavily on team; it's difficult to switch between teams.
I dropped my resume at the Microsoft booth at a career fair. I received an email asking me to indicate which of the listed timeslots were possible for a phone interview. I also filled out a form detailing my preferred position and development layer.
I had an on-campus interview. They asked me a question that wasn’t exactly possible, making it a stress interview. They then flew me out to the HQ for a couple of days. It was a really nice experience. For one day, they had me do three or four inter
The process began when I gave my resume to a recruiter at our yearly engineering career fair in October. She asked me a couple of generic questions about my resume ("tell me about this position", "what's something hard you encountered") and why I wan
I dropped my resume at the Microsoft booth at a career fair. I received an email asking me to indicate which of the listed timeslots were possible for a phone interview. I also filled out a form detailing my preferred position and development layer.
I had an on-campus interview. They asked me a question that wasn’t exactly possible, making it a stress interview. They then flew me out to the HQ for a couple of days. It was a really nice experience. For one day, they had me do three or four inter
The process began when I gave my resume to a recruiter at our yearly engineering career fair in October. She asked me a couple of generic questions about my resume ("tell me about this position", "what's something hard you encountered") and why I wan