How does Microsoft treat their employees??
What about the layoffs in Azure, are they frequent? They bad?? What teams to avoid in azure?
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Those that claim it is a rank and yank system have no idea. Those days are long gone.
Only drawback is be prepared to ass-kiss your manager. A lot of non-technical smooth talkers can do very well in some departments; wasn’t my cup of tea, especially seeing a brilliant female coworker continually perform very well (and run circles around people with her technical expertise), and see her denied promotions and invites to conferences while less-competent male colleagues got promoted and sent to conferences all because they ate lunch and hung out with the manager outside of work.
Like the FB guy said, you will need to have a good relationship with your manager and skip, as these people can make or break your career.
Never heard of any layoffs in Azure, personally. Avoid Azure Global, Azure Compute, and Azure Cosine. I would also be weary of Azure networking. I've heard good things about Azure Storage.
Can you share some more information about Azure Networking? I have recently received an offer from Azure Networking and it will be of great help if you have any insight into the same.
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