Amazon is a great place to work. There are lots of opportunities to test our skills at various levels. Colleagues are good, and they teach a great lesson: to work backwards from the customer.
I have no dislikes as of now.
I had three SQL questions and then one behavioral interview. I got two out of three SQL questions wrong, and I didn't know the behavioral question. However, they were nice and still gave me the internship offer.
Online assessment followed by two back-to-back 1-hour interviews with subject matter experts. The first focused on Python (coding and problem solving), and the second primarily tested SQL concepts and query writing.
First Round: HR screening. Went through basic points on resume; asked past experiences dealing with big data, database, and distributed systems; one SQL question. Second Round: Back-to-back 45-minute coding interview. - 5 SQL questions (Medium to
I had three SQL questions and then one behavioral interview. I got two out of three SQL questions wrong, and I didn't know the behavioral question. However, they were nice and still gave me the internship offer.
Online assessment followed by two back-to-back 1-hour interviews with subject matter experts. The first focused on Python (coding and problem solving), and the second primarily tested SQL concepts and query writing.
First Round: HR screening. Went through basic points on resume; asked past experiences dealing with big data, database, and distributed systems; one SQL question. Second Round: Back-to-back 45-minute coding interview. - 5 SQL questions (Medium to