In my experience, working for an EU-based team leads to much better visibility, project opportunities, and work culture.
I'm transferring to an Amazon EU-based organization now and am super happy to go back to a more positive and healthy work environment.
Watch out for promises of working in a "world wide team"!
As soon as my organization switched to "world wide," it became managed by North American leadership, which was extremely toxic.
Just watch out because in interviews, they sell the worldwide orgs as having a greater impact and better visibility, but I have experienced quite the opposite.
First of all, the interviewers were very nice. Initially, it started with my resume and my projects. They asked me to write some SQL queries and one Python code. They also asked some situational-based questions.
The Amazon Data Engineer interview process typically consists of the following stages: 1. **Online Assessment (OA) [If Applicable]** * May include SQL, Python, or Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions. * Expect medium to hard-l
An Amazon interview typically involves multiple rounds, assessing technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and cultural fit. Emphasis is placed on leadership principles, coding proficiency, and behavioral questions to gauge candidate suitability
First of all, the interviewers were very nice. Initially, it started with my resume and my projects. They asked me to write some SQL queries and one Python code. They also asked some situational-based questions.
The Amazon Data Engineer interview process typically consists of the following stages: 1. **Online Assessment (OA) [If Applicable]** * May include SQL, Python, or Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions. * Expect medium to hard-l
An Amazon interview typically involves multiple rounds, assessing technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and cultural fit. Emphasis is placed on leadership principles, coding proficiency, and behavioral questions to gauge candidate suitability