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Microsoft definitely still did as of late 2017, when I was still there. You're absolutely right, it was easier to just get a job elsewhere and that was what I d
by latencyloser 7y ago
Microsoft definitely still did as of late 2017, when I was still there. You're absolutely right, it was easier to just get a job elsewhere and that was what I did! Hah. I'm trying to avoid that here, because I like the company, just hoping to work on a different product.
Is a transfer interview not common elsewhere? Anyone know if Amazon or Google requires something like that?
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- m0zg 7y agoGoogle and FB aren't like that. The benefit of the uniformly high hiring bar I guess. Don't know about Amazon.
- rjayatilleka 7y agoUp to the team. I've "interviewed" for 4 internal transfers there, and I've had: - Three 1hr interviews, coding/system design/behavioral - Portfolio review - Talk to senior engineers on the team for a couple hours - None (I had people on the team vouch for me) EDIT: This is about Amazon, in retail and AWS.
- Grue3 7y agoYandex does, and they're known for very long multi-stage interviews too. Instead of transferring, I left and doubled my salary.