Amazon's technology is reputed, and it can give your career a boost.
Pay is decent.
Having said that, these are only two good reasons to work for Amazon. If this is what you want, I will say go for it.
In my first month at Amazon, I found that most employees are unhappy, and it is as designed. The management believes that employees come and go; it is the customer that matters, and that is how the whole company is structured. I think this is the root of all the problems at Amazon, and they will never change because they are deeply ingrained in the culture. Operational burden is very high, and most tools that are used in-house are in really bad shape. Unless you are super smart or political, you will have to work 60-80 hours a week to get a promotion.
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Total 8 rounds. All rounds consisted of questions from one or many of the following: * SQL * Python * Data warehousing * Data modelling * Database concepts * Basics of Spark * Leadership principles * Metric design Each round was approximately 1 ho
It all started with a screening round followed by four onsite rounds. In the screening round, most of the questions were about Python, PySpark, SQL, and Data Warehouses. We had to code the solution for a given problem. 1st round: Python, SQL, PySpa
1 hour * 1 round of technical screening, behavioral questions, & SQL questions asked. 1 hour * 5 rounds of loop interviews, with many behavioral questions each round. Included are 1 round of pandas coding and 1 round of SQL coding.
Total 8 rounds. All rounds consisted of questions from one or many of the following: * SQL * Python * Data warehousing * Data modelling * Database concepts * Basics of Spark * Leadership principles * Metric design Each round was approximately 1 ho
It all started with a screening round followed by four onsite rounds. In the screening round, most of the questions were about Python, PySpark, SQL, and Data Warehouses. We had to code the solution for a given problem. 1st round: Python, SQL, PySpa