AWS still feels like a start-up, but without the constant worrying about whether or not we're going to make payroll.
It's a fun, challenging place to work. The vibe is great, the team is supportive, and the marketspace is exciting.
Growth leads to a lot of gray areas. As the company expands, it creates a bit of a vacuum that new people and processes have to fill. This can create a fair bit of uncertainty, and if that's something you struggle with, then you might find working at AWS to be quite challenging. Alternatively, if you work well in situations where there isn't always a go-to person or process, then AWS is a place where you can really thrive.
The Embark onboarding process is great.
A few more opportunities to shadow real-time customer meetings before being thrown off the deep end would be grand.
Four days after I applied, the recruiter emailed and asked a few questions. I was scheduled for an assessment test. After the test, she scheduled an interview with the hiring manager. The interview was for 45 minutes. I answered all the questions
The first step is an online assessment. The questions were not that difficult with leetcode practice. There were two leetcode medium style questions. The next step is an interview invitation.
Applied online and received an OA and workplace assessment. After that, HR reached out to schedule the onsite. Onsite had 4 rounds: - 1 was purely behavioral. - The other rounds were a mix of LeetCode Medium and object-oriented programming.
Four days after I applied, the recruiter emailed and asked a few questions. I was scheduled for an assessment test. After the test, she scheduled an interview with the hiring manager. The interview was for 45 minutes. I answered all the questions
The first step is an online assessment. The questions were not that difficult with leetcode practice. There were two leetcode medium style questions. The next step is an interview invitation.
Applied online and received an OA and workplace assessment. After that, HR reached out to schedule the onsite. Onsite had 4 rounds: - 1 was purely behavioral. - The other rounds were a mix of LeetCode Medium and object-oriented programming.