Microsoft Developer interview questions

I met a recruiter at a campus career fair. The recruiter contacted me within two weeks to set up an on campus interview. The email containing the interview sign up also contained a list of books and websites to help prepare for the interview. The interview itself was a half hour long. The interviewer asked me to talk a little bit about my classes and projects, which I did for seven minutes. The rest of the time was spent in working out a technical problem. I first discussed my ideas with the interviewer, who then told me what he liked and did not like and then asked me to write down some code. I heard back from the recruiter a week later informing me that I had made it to the next round, which has not taken place yet.

The process took around a month. I was referenced by a friend and had a screening interview on campus. It was straightforward. I next got invited to a on-site interview. I was interviewed by four interviewers there. all questions were straightforward. Linked lists and string manipulation. Although I thought that the interview went well, as I have answered all questions correctly and also had very nice conversations with the interviewers. I did not get an offer.