Work Life Balance
Work Life Balance
- Chill and supportive environment
- Mentors/Managers really want you to succeed
- Your work goes out to products used by BILLIONS of people worldwide
- They WILL spoil you with tons of events and accommodations
- Very nice campus
- As an intern, you don't have much of a say where they place you. You can select what your general interests are, however, so it's not much of a con :)
- Depending on your team, you may not get to work on a customer product.
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Software Engineer Intern
The entire process took 2 months total after a referral. It was a very disorganized process from start to finish. The interview process included: * One 30-minute HR call. * One 45-minute technical interview. * A final round consisting of two
Software Development Engineer In Test (SDET)
Very thorough. Lots of questions, mostly technical. Polite and courteous people. They offered me a variety of drinks to choose from before the interview. My interview lasted over 5 hours, which I found a tad long, but it was no biggie.
Software Development Engineer
I had four 1:1 interviews. Questions were general algorithms based on trees, arrays, and strings. My last interview did not go too well, so I was rejected.
Software Engineer Intern
Redmond, Washington, United StatesNovember 1, 2020The entire process took 2 months total after a referral. It was a very disorganized process from start to finish. The interview process included: * One 30-minute HR call. * One 45-minute technical interview. * A final round consisting of two
Software Development Engineer In Test (SDET)
Redmond, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2012Very thorough. Lots of questions, mostly technical. Polite and courteous people. They offered me a variety of drinks to choose from before the interview. My interview lasted over 5 hours, which I found a tad long, but it was no biggie.
Software Development Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesJune 1, 2010I had four 1:1 interviews. Questions were general algorithms based on trees, arrays, and strings. My last interview did not go too well, so I was rejected.
