For consulting, MCS is a good place to be. It offers easy access to information and experts on Microsoft's platform.
Not a really well-run consulting organization. Not well appreciated by the rest of Microsoft. Does not seem to follow consulting practices that are common in the industry.
The overall impression is negative; however, there are a few strong positives I will call out, unfortunately balanced by some aspects that were really disappointing. Had one brief prep call with the recruiter, then a technical screening, then a deta
The interview process involved two rounds of technical phone interviews, followed by three back-to-back on-site interviews over an afternoon. These included one on personal skills, one on business acumen, and one in-depth technical presentation. Fro
The second-stage interview involved discussions with two senior architects who emphasized the importance of deep Azure knowledge. Despite my extensive experience as a Solutions Architect for over 10 years, primarily with on-premises environments and
The overall impression is negative; however, there are a few strong positives I will call out, unfortunately balanced by some aspects that were really disappointing. Had one brief prep call with the recruiter, then a technical screening, then a deta
The interview process involved two rounds of technical phone interviews, followed by three back-to-back on-site interviews over an afternoon. These included one on personal skills, one on business acumen, and one in-depth technical presentation. Fro
The second-stage interview involved discussions with two senior architects who emphasized the importance of deep Azure knowledge. Despite my extensive experience as a Solutions Architect for over 10 years, primarily with on-premises environments and