Current Employee2.6Sep 8, 2025Disclaimer that my overall experience probably isn't the norm for most Microsoft employees, but I took a lower OTI offer under the expectation that Azure was stable and growing. In a little over a year I went through 3 territories, 3 managers, 2 operating units, 2 comp changes, 1 role change, and a partridge in a pear tree. With that in mind, the role of a Sr. Azure...Read More
Disclaimer that my overall experience probably isn't the norm for most Microsoft employees, but I took a lower OTI offer under the expectation that Azure was stable and growing. In a little over a year I went through 3 territories, 3 managers, 2 operating units, 2 comp changes, 1 role change, and a partridge in a pear tree. With that in mind, the role of a Sr. Azure...Read More
Former Employee3.3Sep 19, 2024Microsoft is starting to lose its Luster and is not considered on the bleeding edge anymore, but it was a great place to work all around the world as I worked in seven different countries, but Microsoft Canada in particular was very old school a bit of a boys club full of cleeks everyone rubbing each other‘s back to get ahead. Microsoft Canada didn’t want to do...Read More
Microsoft is starting to lose its Luster and is not considered on the bleeding edge anymore, but it was a great place to work all around the world as I worked in seven different countries, but Microsoft Canada in particular was very old school a bit of a boys club full of cleeks everyone rubbing each other‘s back to get ahead. Microsoft Canada didn’t want to do...Read More
Former Employee4.4Oct 30, 2024Loved my role with Microsoft. We were laid off, and unfortunately this is a common thing for them.
