Everyone was super helpful in terms of making sure the project got done on time. I worked on something that was core to the team I was with. I felt treated like a team member rather than an intern.
The bureaucracy was quite stifling at times. Large codebases that haven't been regularly updated made it a pain to code efficiently.
It was okay. The interviewer was kind and tried calming me before the interview, phrasing questions in such a manner that they were easier to understand. I enjoyed the process, but the problem itself was a bit difficult for me.
Two rounds. 1st round had 2 DSA questions, medium-level. * Stock and buy question (LeetCode) * Maximum matrix size with all ones. 2nd round had 1 DSA conceptual question. The question was based on stack implementation using an array and a linked
I applied online for a Software Engineering position at Microsoft in California. This was for the SWE Intern position. One month after applying, I had an interview with Human Resources.
It was okay. The interviewer was kind and tried calming me before the interview, phrasing questions in such a manner that they were easier to understand. I enjoyed the process, but the problem itself was a bit difficult for me.
Two rounds. 1st round had 2 DSA questions, medium-level. * Stock and buy question (LeetCode) * Maximum matrix size with all ones. 2nd round had 1 DSA conceptual question. The question was based on stack implementation using an array and a linked
I applied online for a Software Engineering position at Microsoft in California. This was for the SWE Intern position. One month after applying, I had an interview with Human Resources.