Variety of technical challenges, fairly easy movement throughout the company. When I get bored, I change groups. A large percentage of employees are smart, and over 50% are very good to work with.
The review system sucks and is draining, especially for managers who care about people. There's too much focus on career development; we should focus on building great products, and career development will happen organically.
Kill the stack rank and count on employees' strong desire to build great products.
There will be a first round with high-level testing concepts and basic Java coding skills. Then, you will be asked to do an automation by giving a few scenarios, and a system will be provided.
I started at the college campus recruiting fair. Microsoft had a booth there where I submitted my resume. I also spoke with one of the recruiters and told her about my background and why I was interested in working for Microsoft. She asked me a few g
Applied online and had a first phone interview. Was then invited onsite after about a month. The onsite included coding, algorithm, and work-related questions.
There will be a first round with high-level testing concepts and basic Java coding skills. Then, you will be asked to do an automation by giving a few scenarios, and a system will be provided.
I started at the college campus recruiting fair. Microsoft had a booth there where I submitted my resume. I also spoke with one of the recruiters and told her about my background and why I was interested in working for Microsoft. She asked me a few g
Applied online and had a first phone interview. Was then invited onsite after about a month. The onsite included coding, algorithm, and work-related questions.