"Microsoft family"

Today, I saw a piece of news on the company's Internet, saying that a Windows team lead PM has three of her children working on intern at Microsoft. My eldest son has been developing and testing intern for four times in the Exchange team during his summer vacation in high school. Now he is in college. Under his influence, his younger brother, who just graduated from high school, also passed the interview and joined the Windows team for software design intern. Her younger sister joined the Windows Server team for the techinical editor. Family members often have lunch together.

I remember an old Microsoft employee wrote a book "crossing the river", which mentioned that his son also worked as intern at the Microsoft Research Institute during his studies, at the end of college graduation, I felt that it was no longer challenging to do it at Microsoft.

I really envy these friends and have such a good opportunity. I did the intern before I went to the second level of research, and it is not the most core product R & D. Those high school friends have the opportunity to apply for Microsoft's internship in the summer, which is really enviable.

Relatively speaking, there are many opportunities in China, but they are not none. Our department has also recruited some intern, each of which is also outstanding, which makes me feel awesome. I often see that students who have not passed the interview in another department have not worked as interns for a long time. Sometimes it is not that you are not good enough, but that you are not suitable.

At the same time, it is very important to be guided at critical moments. Effort is very important, but it is far from enough-there are too many people willing to work hard. The direction of critical moments often plays a crucial role. I believe that not all high school students know that they can apply for Microsoft's intern. I believe that not all high school students dare to apply for Microsoft's intern.

That articleArticleFinally, the lead PM family has three children aged 15, 12, and 4, respectively. Will my mother and child be "family" at Microsoft one day "?