Will I get caught working 2 jobs?
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Will I get caught working 2 jobs?
No, it’s not illegal to work two jobs. But it could violate your employment contract and/or company policy, particularly if it presents a conflict of interest.
Can I work 2 jobs for the same company?
You can learn about California’s Labor Code §96(k) or read this law firm’s blog advising employers on moonlighting policy. The bottom line is we live in a free agent economy — it’s legal to work multiple remote jobs and sell your skills to multiple bidders.
How do you get selected in Microsoft?
Top interview tips for getting hired at Microsoft
- First you should apply. The best place to start is here.
- Do your due diligence.
- Know where you want to go.
- Work well with others.
- Showcase the qualities we’re looking for.
- Demonstrate your thinking.
- Be yourself.
- See the landscape.
How do you answer “why do you want to join this company?
The best answers to this question will reference the organization’s culture, mission and vision, while also sharing how these things align with your personal skills and career goals. The best way to make sure your answer leaves a positive impression is to do plenty of research and prepare your talking points ahead of time.
How much do you know about a company before applying?
1. Research the company website. One of the reasons recruiters and hiring managers ask this question is to determine how much you’ve researched the company. An interested and excited candidate is not only familiar with the company, but they’ve explored the company’s background, history and mission statement as well.
What is it like to work at Microsoft?
“Microsoft is welcoming to everyone.” At Microsoft, we know that having a diverse workforce which includes people with disabilities is essential if we are going to deliver on our mission to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more.
How do I find a good company to work for?
Start by examining the company website—especially the “About Us” section and “Careers” pages which usually share information about the company culture. Get to know the products or services, the customers and any notable accomplishments or awards the company has received.