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By Eric Stutzman So you made it through your final round of interviews and received positive signs throughout the entire day, but when it is all said and done,Office 2010 Code/, you don’t receive the offer. I’ve seen this situation happen a lot. It’s tough, but don’t get discouraged. It’s not always the end. Remember, your recruiter is there to help you. We’re looking out for positions across the company, and in some cases, the first position you interview for just isn't the right match. When I encounter this situation, I know that I for one (as will other staffing consultants) will work with you to find a home at Microsoft. I will gladly try and find you a position within my other product groups or with other groups across the company,Windows 7 Keygen! There are a couple things to remember when moving forward. 1: Keep a positive attitude: Do not continue looking at this as a failure. I have had candidates who make it through the entire day and receive positive recommendations from the interviewers, yet another candidate also receives favorable feedback. In the end and for whatever reason, the group decides to extend an offer to the other candidate. This does not discredit your candidacy. We'll work to find you another spot. 2A. Keep an open mind: So you interviewed with the hiring team for an SDE role, but at the end of the day,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional, they think you’d make a great Microsoft employee – yet they want you to meet with the SDET manager and consider an offer for an SDET role. Realizing throughout an interview day that another position may be a more appropriate match can happen,Office Home And Business 2010, and it means the interviewers are looking out for you. Consider the new role, and in the case of SDE and SDET,Microsoft Office Standard 2010, remember that Development or Design is a large part of the SDET title position and only STRONG developers with a testing aptitude can make it in this role! 2B: Keep an open mind: Perhaps you have convinced yourself that the only cool position at Microsoft was the one you were interviewing for which had you building the next generation “Oscillation Overthruster,” when I assure you that you will be challenged and have as much fun working on the next gen “Flux Capacitor” =) In fact, this other group may even be a better match for your skills and interests! **extra credit if you catch the commonality between these two “products” ** ;-p When all is said and done – believe you me – if you receive positive recommendations during your interviews but fate prevents you from receiving an offer, we work our butts off to find you a home that fits both you and the company! So, Don't Get Discouraged! ~Eric