Good growth opportunities and peers are amazing.
Nothing off the top of my head right now.
Certain roles could have been marked as permanent remote. US Amazon has a provision like that, I believe.
The interview process was easy. The first round was a written test containing a set of coding questions and Linux commands. The second round was full of problem-solving and coding questions, conducted face-to-face. The third round was a manager round
The interview process was standard for Amazon. There were five rounds of interviews with different individuals, covering each of their values. Overall, it was a fairly straightforward process.
I applied through college or university. The process took 5 days. Hard DSA questions: * Concentrate on trees and graphs * Simple explanation on project * Next greater element * Maximum sum subarray such that no elements are consecutive * Edit distan
The interview process was easy. The first round was a written test containing a set of coding questions and Linux commands. The second round was full of problem-solving and coding questions, conducted face-to-face. The third round was a manager round
The interview process was standard for Amazon. There were five rounds of interviews with different individuals, covering each of their values. Overall, it was a fairly straightforward process.
I applied through college or university. The process took 5 days. Hard DSA questions: * Concentrate on trees and graphs * Simple explanation on project * Next greater element * Maximum sum subarray such that no elements are consecutive * Edit distan