I guess it is a big-name company, and you can move from position to position easier than in other companies.
It's Amazon. That's it. Just do a Google search on all the controversies, and you'll understand.
They conducted a three-part interview process for me, which included tests. One part was about coding with Python for a problem, which had a 40-minute time limit. The second part was about finding outputs. The last part involved a project management
I applied and was rejected. Subsequently, I took a HackerRank test and emailed the recruiter, but I did not hear back even after messaging them to ask about my status. I applied another time, took another test, and passed it, but I failed the second
The interview process was poorly structured and quite stressful. Most of the focus was on solving LeetCode-style algorithmic problems under strict time pressure and repeatedly answering behavioral questions based on Amazon’s Leadership Principles. T
They conducted a three-part interview process for me, which included tests. One part was about coding with Python for a problem, which had a 40-minute time limit. The second part was about finding outputs. The last part involved a project management
I applied and was rejected. Subsequently, I took a HackerRank test and emailed the recruiter, but I did not hear back even after messaging them to ask about my status. I applied another time, took another test, and passed it, but I failed the second
The interview process was poorly structured and quite stressful. Most of the focus was on solving LeetCode-style algorithmic problems under strict time pressure and repeatedly answering behavioral questions based on Amazon’s Leadership Principles. T