Online Assessment Part 1: Analytical reasoning, covering patterns in sequences, verbal reasoning, and a debugging section.

Online Assessment Part 2:

• Workstyle simulation: You'll receive emails, texts, and videos presenting daily problems in a typical Amazon workday, followed by multiple-choice questions.
• Coding section: Two medium-difficulty questions, both focused on arrays and strings.

Final Interview over video:

Q1: Given a list of strings, each string represents data of a truck in a fulfilment centre, including its in and out times. Return the number of trucks at all hours of the day (e.g., 1st hour, 2nd hour, 3rd hour, etc.).

Q2: Given two Binary Search Trees (BSTs), return a single array of numbers, all sorted in ascending order.

Q3: Design your own array that compresses duplicate elements. Users should be able to use get() and set() methods like a regular array. For example, store the first three 7s only once, but if the user asks for the element at position 2, return the correct number.