Amazon hires great people and tries to unleash their full potential. I feel I've accomplished more in 4 years at AWS than in my entire previous career, yet I also see there is so much more I can do here.
I personally love it, but I have seen people come in who are used to being known as the "Rock Star" or the top performer and found it difficult or impossible to adjust to being average at Amazon.
Unfortunately, my interview experience was disappointing. The interviewer seemed unprepared to conduct a well-rounded technical discussion. The questions were opaque and overly narrow, with the majority of the time spent drilling into a single topic—
The interview process involved five rounds and a total of nine online interviews before the final verdict. The initial start was with an HR person who contacted me out of the blue. After the initial call, I was interviewed by the hiring manager and
The first interview was a technical one that lasted 30 minutes. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, focusing on the technical questions. The interview was not too formal, which helped with the nerves.
Unfortunately, my interview experience was disappointing. The interviewer seemed unprepared to conduct a well-rounded technical discussion. The questions were opaque and overly narrow, with the majority of the time spent drilling into a single topic—
The interview process involved five rounds and a total of nine online interviews before the final verdict. The initial start was with an HR person who contacted me out of the blue. After the initial call, I was interviewed by the hiring manager and
The first interview was a technical one that lasted 30 minutes. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, focusing on the technical questions. The interview was not too formal, which helped with the nerves.