You get to work on cool things with really smart people, and there are thousands of other interns in the summer, so it's super fun.
Not so much fun in the fall or any other off-season, but the work is equally challenging and engaging, although it does vary based on the team that you end up in.
It's a huge company, and your experience will vary based on the team you're in.
It was very quick and easy. I was contacted by a recruiter for the role. I had an online screening test, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview had 4 rounds, and all were technical, with no HR questions etc. The questions were algori
Applied during a campus event in early September and was invited to an on-campus interview two weeks later. I thought I didn't do well on the interview and didn't expect there would be a next step. However, three weeks after the on-campus interview,
I had a great experience interviewing with Microsoft. The questions were both technical and analytical in nature, with a lot of focus on algorithms and design, as expected. I had a presentation and six interviews in one day. The first few interviews
It was very quick and easy. I was contacted by a recruiter for the role. I had an online screening test, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview had 4 rounds, and all were technical, with no HR questions etc. The questions were algori
Applied during a campus event in early September and was invited to an on-campus interview two weeks later. I thought I didn't do well on the interview and didn't expect there would be a next step. However, three weeks after the on-campus interview,
I had a great experience interviewing with Microsoft. The questions were both technical and analytical in nature, with a lot of focus on algorithms and design, as expected. I had a presentation and six interviews in one day. The first few interviews