A huge company like Microsoft is one of the best places to work at for great engineers.
Huge workload. Not everyone can balance this, but this is the norm. It's hard to find work-life balance.
First, a phone call (about 5 minutes). Then, on one day, you have 2-3 interviews. If you succeed in the first two interviews, then you proceed to the third interview. That is all I passed through.
1. First Round - Coding Test: The first round was an online coding test with 3-4 problems. The questions focused on data structures and algorithms such as arrays, strings, and basic sorting. The environment was a standard online IDE, and I had to su
I submitted my resume through the school's career website, which led to an on-campus interview. The interviewer was quite friendly. The interview began with me introducing myself briefly. Following that, the interviewer presented a page of C++ code
First, a phone call (about 5 minutes). Then, on one day, you have 2-3 interviews. If you succeed in the first two interviews, then you proceed to the third interview. That is all I passed through.
1. First Round - Coding Test: The first round was an online coding test with 3-4 problems. The questions focused on data structures and algorithms such as arrays, strings, and basic sorting. The environment was a standard online IDE, and I had to su
I submitted my resume through the school's career website, which led to an on-campus interview. The interviewer was quite friendly. The interview began with me introducing myself briefly. Following that, the interviewer presented a page of C++ code