Not as bad as WSJ claims, but pretty tough on your health.
Hostile work environment, everyone stressed, and it's hard to find a manager that has your back or even knows what you are working on.
Good luck. You've set a pretty high bar, and mostly lip service regarding burnout.
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
Took an online assessment with two technical questions. I was then sent a virtual assessment that mimicked working as an Amazon employee, which included code review, decision-making, real-work situations, and checking emails.
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
Took an online assessment with two technical questions. I was then sent a virtual assessment that mimicked working as an Amazon employee, which included code review, decision-making, real-work situations, and checking emails.