Learned a lot, free drinks, easy work, good pay, great people.
I also worked on a great project which made life amazing and fun.
It's Microsoft. Contract work can be iffy, and management can be a pain. Contract work is great when it's great and sucky when it sucks.
Please don't treat contractors like trash. I really, really want to see reviews for other companies. Sorry for the spam. It won't happen again.
I applied online by submitting my resume via Indeed. After waiting four weeks, they never followed up or offered feedback. I only received a no-reply email with the usual copy-paste form template text: "Unfortunately..."
When interviewing a candidate for a position at Microsoft, it's important to ask questions that gauge their technical expertise, problem-solving abilities, teamwork skills, and alignment with Microsoft's culture and values. Here are some comprehensiv
There were three interviews. The technical interview was basically a hackathon between interviewees. The second round of interviews were in-person, followed by aptitude tests to assess the level of skill. Most of the coding questions were in C# and F
I applied online by submitting my resume via Indeed. After waiting four weeks, they never followed up or offered feedback. I only received a no-reply email with the usual copy-paste form template text: "Unfortunately..."
When interviewing a candidate for a position at Microsoft, it's important to ask questions that gauge their technical expertise, problem-solving abilities, teamwork skills, and alignment with Microsoft's culture and values. Here are some comprehensiv
There were three interviews. The technical interview was basically a hackathon between interviewees. The second round of interviews were in-person, followed by aptitude tests to assess the level of skill. Most of the coding questions were in C# and F