Heard about the opportunity through a recruiter. Chat with the recruiter over the phone, got an online assessment within the week. Heard back within a few days that I passed (for prospectives, they care more about your process than you getting 100% in their test cases). Landed a tech interview day. 4 interviews about 45 minutes long each (but they all went over so I got not break in between). All of the questions varied in structure and detail.

1. Recruiter screen: recruiter was friendly but had their camera off. They asked me about my recent work experience, my strongest programming language, and salary expectations 2. Technical Screen: live HackerRank coding challenge with a team member of the team hiring for the role, over Microsoft Teams. The interviewer had their camera off but was easy to talk to. The coding challenge was a LeetCode-style challenge that required the backtracking algorithm. Interviewer spent extra time aftwards to take questions from me and share information about the team and employer. 3. 3x "Full Loop Interview Technical". The interviewers did not show up to these interviews. I emailed the recruiter who told me that interviewing for the role had been cancelled. My overall impression of Microsoft based on their hiring practises is the company is dysfunctional, employees are disengaged, their hiring practises are disconnected from the actual job, and they don't care about candidate experience.