Perks of a large tech company: internal mobility (in theory), more budget and resources, etc.
Being subordinate to Redmond site, for orgs that only have higher management there, is just an on-call outpost.
Mostly using Microsoft technologies (which in later years have gotten better, but there are still very bad ones).
The interview process consisted of four rounds: * An initial interview, which was a get-to-know-you style. * Three back-to-back coding interviews. The period between the initial interview and the three coding interviews was approximately one mo
Resume screening (got referred by an employee) and 2 OA questions, 1 medium and 1 hard. Then 3 virtual interviews. The questions are much easier compared to the OA: 1 basic system design about the project and 2 easy LeetCode questions.
Typical software engineering interview process, featuring technical (LeetCode-like) and behavioral questions. Technical questions were not out of the ordinary, in the style of easy to medium difficulty LeetCodes. Very approachable as a student.
The interview process consisted of four rounds: * An initial interview, which was a get-to-know-you style. * Three back-to-back coding interviews. The period between the initial interview and the three coding interviews was approximately one mo
Resume screening (got referred by an employee) and 2 OA questions, 1 medium and 1 hard. Then 3 virtual interviews. The questions are much easier compared to the OA: 1 basic system design about the project and 2 easy LeetCode questions.
Typical software engineering interview process, featuring technical (LeetCode-like) and behavioral questions. Technical questions were not out of the ordinary, in the style of easy to medium difficulty LeetCodes. Very approachable as a student.