Early this year, I had an introductory phone interview with a person at MS. They told me to wait a few days for the next interview.
Weeks went by with no response. A few months later, I was contacted by another person at MS for the same introductory interview.
I asked them why I hadn't heard back from the original person, and they said it must have been because the position had been filled. Okay, no problem. But the least they could have done is let me know.
I finished the introductory interview, and then two weeks later, I had my first technical interview. One of the individuals who conducted the interview said he would recommend that I be passed along to the next stage.
A week went by, and I asked for an update from the recruiter about whether I was being passed to the next stage. She said there was no update.
Two weeks went by, and I asked again. No update.
Three weeks went by, no update.
It has been four months, and I have not heard back from Morgan Stanley. When I ask my original recruiter, she doesn't say that I have been rejected. She simply says there has been no update to my application status.
I expected far more professionalism from this company. This was one of the worst interviews I have ever had. I would not recommend applying.
Basic multithreading questions about algorithms.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Morgan Stanley C++ Software Engineer role in United States.
Morgan Stanley's interview process for their C++ Software Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Morgan Stanley's C++ Software Engineer interview process in United States.