HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for Microsoft's global operations, including executive leadership, core product development (Windows, Office, Azure, Xbox), research and development (Microsoft Research), and strategic planning.

Notable Features:

Expansive campus featuring over 120 buildings, treehouse meeting spaces, sports fields, a retail marketplace, The Microsoft Visitor Center & Company Store, and extensive green spaces. The campus is designed to foster collaboration and innovation.

Work Culture:

Microsoft's Redmond campus promotes a culture of innovation, learning, and inclusivity, built on a 'growth mindset.' It supports hybrid work models, offering state-of-the-art facilities for on-site collaboration and resources for remote employees. Emphasis is placed on teamwork, diversity, and employee well-being.

HQ Significance:

The Redmond campus is the nerve center of Microsoft's worldwide business, driving technological advancements that impact billions. It's a symbol of the tech industry's growth in the Pacific Northwest and a major employment hub.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and amenities reflect Microsoft's values of innovation, sustainability (many LEED certified buildings, commitment to carbon negativity), collaboration, employee well-being, and community engagement.

Location:

Microsoft operates globally with offices, research labs, and data centers in over 100 countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Its worldwide functions include research and development, sales and marketing, customer service and support, manufacturing and logistics for devices (like Surface and Xbox), cloud infrastructure operations (Azure global data centers), and consulting services. This extensive network allows Microsoft to serve customers and partners effectively across diverse markets and time zones, fostering local innovation and economic impact.

Street Address:

One Microsoft Way

City:

Redmond

State/Province:

Washington

Country:

USA