Thinking of interviewing for sde role with the share point/ one drive team at Microsoft. Any idea how good the team is in terms of engineering culture, org/product impact and challenging problems to work on. Also any other good teams people here can recommend at Microsoft.
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- Azure IOT
- Azure ML
- Bing (various orgs)
- Education (EDU)
- OneNote - mixed reviews, overall good.
- Teams - mixed reviews, overall good
Teams to avoid:
- WDG / Windows
- Office (Word, Excel etc)
- Exchange / Outlook
- Sharepoint
Nothing wrong with that, as long as you are aware of consequences.
Good culture, good people and less politics. Enterprise driven.
Cons:
Archaic engineering/code/infrastructure. Very slow moving. Very centered around MSFT tech.
SPO is shit. I don't agree that there is no politics, I found that there were a lot. Lots of crappy old code and people who live off of tribal knowledge gained through tenure instead of being a good engineer.
MSFT Engineers are so underpaid :O