Challenging work environment, great benefits, good promotion possibilities.
This is a rapidly changing work environment. I think that's a positive, but some might consider it a con.
If you're into MS technology, what better place to work.
If you're in the field, you'll be on the road a lot.
When MS says 25 to 50%, that means 100%.
None from me. The trade rags have plenty of advice for Balmer, et al. Microsoft seems to be doing alright without my advice.
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Basic screening was nice. I just had to share about my experiences and also my motivation for applying to the role, as well as how I think these past experiences would help me excel in my role.
The interview process was smooth and fairly to the point. Intelligent questions were asked based on experience and past projects. They were interested in getting to know me. It was also nice to see that they had lots of different backgrounds.
There were five rounds: 2 technical, 2 management, and 1 HR behavioral. It took three months to get the offer letter. The HR team generally doesn't do much negotiation.
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Basic screening was nice. I just had to share about my experiences and also my motivation for applying to the role, as well as how I think these past experiences would help me excel in my role.
The interview process was smooth and fairly to the point. Intelligent questions were asked based on experience and past projects. They were interested in getting to know me. It was also nice to see that they had lots of different backgrounds.
There were five rounds: 2 technical, 2 management, and 1 HR behavioral. It took three months to get the offer letter. The HR team generally doesn't do much negotiation.