There are a few teams in infra, SWN in particular. That seems to be okay. I'd stay away for the most part.
Infra: Used to be a good place. Then MSFT management came in a few years back, and it's been bad ever since.
I applied through a referral. The in-house interview was scheduled after 3-4 weeks. The interviewers were really nice, always helping and giving sufficient hints to solve the problems. The main focus was on design.
The process consists of 5 interviews: 1 - Initial call with the recruitment team 2 - Live Coding solving a HackerRank-style problem 3 - Talk about a solution you have already built for a past problem 4 - Solution to an architecture problem given by
I applied online. The process took 2 months. It was a never-ending interview process with 8 steps. The first interview was to design an API for scheduling meetings. There was some conversation about past experience, but it didn't seem like they car
I applied through a referral. The in-house interview was scheduled after 3-4 weeks. The interviewers were really nice, always helping and giving sufficient hints to solve the problems. The main focus was on design.
The process consists of 5 interviews: 1 - Initial call with the recruitment team 2 - Live Coding solving a HackerRank-style problem 3 - Talk about a solution you have already built for a past problem 4 - Solution to an architecture problem given by
I applied online. The process took 2 months. It was a never-ending interview process with 8 steps. The first interview was to design an API for scheduling meetings. There was some conversation about past experience, but it didn't seem like they car