
Based on feedback from 160 Microsoft employees about sign on bonuses, 41% said they received $10,000+. Employees with a high school education level were most likely to receive a $10,000+ sign on bonus, whereas those with some college were most likely to receive no sign on bonus. Lastly, employees at Microsoft's Seattle office were most likely to receive a sign on bonus, in comparison to employees at Microsoft's New York office who were least likely to receive a signing bonus.
Answered by 160 Microsoft employees
African American/Black employees at Microsoft answered I didn't receive a signing bonus the most among all other ethnicities.
Caucasian employees at Microsoft answered $1 - $1,000 the least among all other ethnicities.
Microsoft employees in Design answered I didn't receive a signing bonus the most among all other departments.
Microsoft employees in Engineering answered $1 - $1,000 the least among all other departments.
Microsoft employees aged 56-60 answered $10,000+ the most among all other ethnicities.
Microsoft employees aged 26-30 answered $1 - $1,000 the least among all other ethnicities.
Microsoft employees with answered $10,000+ the most among all other education levels.
Microsoft employees with a Bachelor's degree answered $1 - $1,000 the least among all other education levels.
Microsoft employees with Entry Level experience answered $10,000+ the most among all other segments.
Microsoft employees with Over 10 Years experience answered $1 - $1,000 the least among all other segments.
Microsoft employees in New York answered I didn't receive a signing bonus the most among all other locations.
Microsoft employees in Seattle answered $1 - $1,000 the least among all other locations.