Good work-life balance.
New technology.
No growth opportunity
Monotonous work
I received a message on LinkedIn from one of the Microsoft recruiters who invited me to apply for an internship/graduate position. I applied online and received an email about two weeks later stating that I was selected for the phone interview round
Questions about the height of a binary tree and a sliding window were asked in two interviews. They inquired about projects and other topics in the first interview. In the second interview, after I completed the sliding window problem, the focus was
Overall, the interview process is professional. It started with a phone screen, then I flew to Redmond for an on-site interview. The team was quite interested in my past projects and asked for a lot of details. The coding questions were not very har
I received a message on LinkedIn from one of the Microsoft recruiters who invited me to apply for an internship/graduate position. I applied online and received an email about two weeks later stating that I was selected for the phone interview round
Questions about the height of a binary tree and a sliding window were asked in two interviews. They inquired about projects and other topics in the first interview. In the second interview, after I completed the sliding window problem, the focus was
Overall, the interview process is professional. It started with a phone screen, then I flew to Redmond for an on-site interview. The team was quite interested in my past projects and asked for a lot of details. The coding questions were not very har