Salary and perks are good. Onsite opportunities are great.
I don't find any cons.
I got an employee referral from one of my friends. The interview consisted of 4 rounds. Each round had: * One coding question (basic arrays) * Either an SQL or Unix-related question * A few details about my current role * A logical thinking-related
7 steps: * HR interview first * Story interview second * Rest of the interviews on site 4 interviews together. You are not sure if you get it or not until you pass the 4th interview.
There were a total of 5 rounds of interviews, which included a troubleshooting round, algorithm and data structures questions, database query questions, and Linux shell scripting. Post that, there were Amazon Leadership Principles and HR discussions.
I got an employee referral from one of my friends. The interview consisted of 4 rounds. Each round had: * One coding question (basic arrays) * Either an SQL or Unix-related question * A few details about my current role * A logical thinking-related
7 steps: * HR interview first * Story interview second * Rest of the interviews on site 4 interviews together. You are not sure if you get it or not until you pass the 4th interview.
There were a total of 5 rounds of interviews, which included a troubleshooting round, algorithm and data structures questions, database query questions, and Linux shell scripting. Post that, there were Amazon Leadership Principles and HR discussions.