As a Computer Science major, would it make more sense to join as a Software Engineer or something that's more related to what I've learned past four years ? How is the program manager experience at Microsoft ? Is it all about juggling PowerPoints and making sure voice is heard during scrums ?? Please let me know your thoughts.
How bad is it to be starting work as a program manager at Microsoft out of college ?
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I personally chose to pursue program management to get my foot in the door. This isn't something I see myself doing for the next 5 years, unless I get a PM role in DevDiv (worst interview process I've ever experienced FYI).