Microsoft Perks and Employee BenefitsWork perks and benefits might not make up for a sub-standard salary, but they certainly don’t hurt. And while tech companies have been starting to pare back their benefits in recent years, Microsoft still stands out for everything it offers.The company says it supports “employee growth with hundreds of online and in-person technical, management and professional development classes,” alongside “world-class health care benefits, along with our generous wellbeing benefits.” They’re admittedly a bit vague, since these benefits can vary “across regions.”Glassdoor rates the company reasonably well, with a 4.3/5 score in the US, based on ratings from former and current employees.It’s a particularly attractive option for remote-focused workers, too, since Microsoft was offering plenty of entirely remote positions even before the covid pandemic ushered in a more remote-friendly tech era. Currently, the company has 1,300 “up to fully remote” positions listed on its site, compared to the fewer than 440 fully on-site positions open.
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