The Amazon Ads department is way more laid back compared to other Amazon departments.
Teammates are smart and professional.
We still have on-call, but release crunch isn't bad at all.
Amazon is also a big company, so there are plenty of job opportunities within it.
In Ads specifically, we have not heard of any "retaliatory" behaviors against employees not meeting their "come into the office" requirements yet.
Amazon has recently been cranking up requirements to come into the office. For small "one pizza" teams, it feels arbitrary because often there is no reason to come in when the team is busy, on PTO, or whatever. Coming into the office makes the most sense when you can plan with fellow teammates rather than being "required" to come in as individuals.
Benefits are also a little worse at Amazon than at other big tech companies.
The interview process was standard. The online assessment focused on building some UI applications using standard HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Then, I was reached out to for a phone screen. The phone screen focused on typical HTML, CSS, and Javascrip
5 one-hour interviews covering technical and leadership principles. Behavioral questions are included. Leadership principles are just as important as technical questions. The interviews can be 5 back-to-back or split across different days.
Step 1: On-line Coding Assessment Step 2: Phone Interview Step 3: Final interview taking place virtually. This will involve 4-5 one-hour interview loops, with a mix of technical (coding, scripting, problem-solving).
The interview process was standard. The online assessment focused on building some UI applications using standard HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Then, I was reached out to for a phone screen. The phone screen focused on typical HTML, CSS, and Javascrip
5 one-hour interviews covering technical and leadership principles. Behavioral questions are included. Leadership principles are just as important as technical questions. The interviews can be 5 back-to-back or split across different days.
Step 1: On-line Coding Assessment Step 2: Phone Interview Step 3: Final interview taking place virtually. This will involve 4-5 one-hour interview loops, with a mix of technical (coding, scripting, problem-solving).