The recruitment process was very supportive. I especially appreciate that the company places a high value on providing equal opportunities during campus recruitment.

In my case, during the first round (Online Programming), I was disconnected in section 3 of the preliminary round. I notified them and honestly didn't expect a response. However, unlike other companies, they took the issue seriously, valued my time and effort, and supported me until I was satisfied with the exam process. Surprisingly, they allowed me to continue the test from the section where it crashed, instead of starting from the beginning. This was truly a great experience!

I then successfully qualified for Round 1, which comprised of three sections:

• Code Debugging
• Three medium LeetCode-level questions
• Basic behavioral questions (to assess personality)

Results for Round 1 were announced approximately two weeks after the date of appearance.

Round 2 was an online, one-to-one interview with a qualified Amazonian. Two questions were given:

1. A problem based on string operations.
2. A Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) question involving stack operations with a tricky approach.

In Round 2, I was only able to fully solve the Data Structure problem with an optimal O(1) solution. Knowing Amazon's high standards, I expected that I might not qualify for the next round.

Finally, after the entire process, I felt it was a great experience. I am thankful to Amazon Inc. for providing such a supportive environment during the recruitment process.

Round 1:

• Code Debugging
• MCQ
• Programming (3 Qns)
• Behavioral Assessment

Round 2: DSA oriented.