Amazon is a great place to work. The onboarding process is a great period of adaptation, offering you all the tools to succeed in your career. It's a fast-paced environment for self-learning and growing, with a diverse workplace. Overall, a wonderful job and a great place to be.
You might feel overwhelmed sometimes, but working at home allows you to have a decent schedule. There is tons of information to cover within a short period of time.
Too early.
The interview was very structured. I've gone through two phone screens and a loop. My recruiter kept me informed throughout the whole process as to what to prepare for next. Everyone in the interview process was professional and respectful.
Long and tedious. A bunch of people were staring at old, outdated laptops, asking technical questions they themselves did not understand. When asked about the old laptops, they said they invest in people, not tech. Hmmm, okay.
You will be called for a phone interview. After that, you will have a one-to-one interview with the hiring manager. Many questions will be asked based on scenarios, along with a few technical questions. An assignment will also be given.
The interview was very structured. I've gone through two phone screens and a loop. My recruiter kept me informed throughout the whole process as to what to prepare for next. Everyone in the interview process was professional and respectful.
Long and tedious. A bunch of people were staring at old, outdated laptops, asking technical questions they themselves did not understand. When asked about the old laptops, they said they invest in people, not tech. Hmmm, okay.
You will be called for a phone interview. After that, you will have a one-to-one interview with the hiring manager. Many questions will be asked based on scenarios, along with a few technical questions. An assignment will also be given.