Microsoft Headquarters

Exploring Microsoft HQ: A Dream Visit for an Engineer from Japan As a Japanese engineer working with Microsoft solutions, visiting HQ has long been on my bucket list. I toured both the West and East campuses. The East Campus has been extensively redeveloped, leaving little trace of the original buildings. The ground floors are now lively collaboration hubs filled with pubs and cafes. I was hosted by an employee at one of the pubs and had a great time. It’s a truly inspiring environment that makes you want to work here.

Went walking around the Microsoft campus on a Saturday evening, this is in Redmond, Washington. Huge campus, lots to walk, will need lots of time to understand better. The campus turns fully sustainable by 2030, which is very interesting to know. What i liked the best is the beautiful nature around, its great to see the various facilities set up different sports. Truly a treat for the employees.

Great, clean headquarters. This campus has a lot of greenery and follows environmentally sustainable practices, such as compost and recycling bins. Very nice building architecture and the campus is quite large, separated by a highway. There are also some various cafes that are open to the public, however, some buildings are restricted. There is also a visitor center. Would recommend visiting!

Beware of this place. I bought New Car 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander after 2 weeks into having the vehicle the engine light came on. The next week another yellow-light it came ! How do they sell such bad cars and get away with it ? 👎 Today is my first day come here for oil change I had very bad experience here . Their customer service is extremely poor . The reception guy is so rude no respect for the customers.🤮🤮🤮 pictures attached 👇

The coders here really need to learn to say no to the dumbos that ask for more things to pop up when using the software produced by this company. Every time I type in an address in a form window on edge I don’t want to update my current location. I already turned off the ask. This is seriously hurting productivity at work.