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Hello everyone, I am back and excited to share with you a great story about one of our interns who has returned to intern at Microsoft for the second year in a row. Emily will tell you what’s it like to be an SDET and a PM, and will share her experiences Read More...
October is almost here and we will have many new visa employees joining the Microsoft ranks. Such an exciting time of year! New employees who have had a Microsoft dream for years and it is about to come true! Sometimes, I feel like the Jobs Fairy sprinkling Read More...
By Anne Cheng On Monday, we heard from Eugeni , and Wednesday, we spoke with Ioana . Both told us about their internship experiences with Microsoft. Today is my final installment, and I'm pleased to introduce you to Bulut. Meet Bulut from Turkey – Currently Read More...
By Anne Cheng On Monday, you met Eugeni , one of our interns from Brazil. Today, meet Ioana. And check back later this week to meet Bulut from Turkey! Meet Ioana from Romania – Current Software Design Engineer in Test within the Fundamental Test team Read More...
By Anne Cheng Interesting fact – our US interns attend 216 different universities and are from 29 different countries. A great group of interns that are as diverse and varied as the internships they filled. Being a global company with a global customer Read More...
By: Ginny Cheng In my last post, I encouraged students that may be hesitant in making Redmond a long-term investment to consider the possibilities of checking out opportunities with Microsoft in other locations (domestic & international) after they’ve Read More...
Ahh, finally someone asked for it. I have been contemplating writing this post for quite some time, but I feared it would be too risky. But after getting the following question, I decided to take the leap: “Hey I was wondering if someone could write a Read More...
Remember my dinner date ? As promised, I took a Jobsblog reader to dinner the night before his interview to give him some tailored career advice and insight on Microsoft. We had a fantastic time and I told him to call me as soon as his interview day was Read More...
I love announcing the hires that this blog produces, and I have a new one that I am so proud to see become part of the Microsoft Family. Gabe Wishnie is another product of the coding contest (round #3) . While he wasn’t crowned the “winner” of the contest, Read More...
On the JobsBlog alias, we get a collection of stories from people who don't hear back from their recruiters, and these emails all ask the same question; "What happened?". Those of us who are on the alias usually go after these silent recruiters and chase Read More...
By Janelle Godfrey I’ve been inspired by Priya’s interviews for a while now, and have really enjoyed “meeting” her international candidates on the JobsBlog. Well, now I’m excited to share some great stories from a handful of recent hires from the U.S., Read More...
There's only one trick question in the Microsoft interview process that I can guarantee you'll be asked. It's alarmingly simple, but don’t be fooled, for it's the granddaddy stumper of them all: “Do you have any questions?” You will be asked this question Read More...
By Priya Priyadarshini I’ve been silent on the blog for a while…I blame it on the fact that I was traveling for almost all of December and then came home only to find that there was no power. Tough hit on productivity, and the new year has been a busy Read More...
By Eric Stutzman Even as an industry recruiter we do take the "show on the road" from time to time; I personally have been involved with 3 different events and across the Microsoft Business Division recruiting team I know there have been several more. Read More...
By Elizabeth Hoogs In the College Recruiting Group, we do things a bit differently than most Industry Recruiting teams. Rather than having a single person work with a candidate from start to finish, A-Z, soup to nuts, we each own a certain function within Read More...
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