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What do you know about Microsoft's flexible employee perks?

Microsoft is well known for its excellent workplace culture and generous employee benefits. Microsoft's great employee perks and benefits include generous wellness-related expenses, a student loan refinancing program, commuting options, generous family leave benefits, flexible work schedules, and a great portfolio of varying financial programs. As you answer this question, discuss what you know about Microsoft's flexible employee perks, and be sure to show excitement for the perks and benefits that would mean the most to you if hired for this role.

"I had often heard that Microsoft offered generous employee benefits and it wasn't until I looked online, after seeing your job posting, that I looked into it. I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. As an adoptive parent myself, it was great to see that you offer paid paternal leave for adopting parents. I would love to learn more about your employee resource groups as well."

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"I know that Microsoft provides employees with an incredible range of employee perks, including paid healthcare, retirement plan, and matching on philanthropic endeavors. As someone who is always hungry to learn more, I am most drawn to Microsoft's abundance of educational resources, including offerings of college and professional development courses."

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