There is an extensive onboarding process. It ensures you are not "thrown into the fire" and you have significant time to become familiar with the Amazon culture and expectations in your role.
Initially, this onboarding process can seem distracting from your role. I am one month in and still feel like I have not contributed to the team. My time is spent completing trainings and onboarding tasks.
After applying online, they send you an invitation to an online interview. They use Amazon Chime, and it is a forty-five-minute interview. There are three types of questions: * About your CV * Technical Questions * Questions about Leadership Princ
The interview process was regular, but included some challenging questions predominantly focused on problem-solving skills. I met with about five people, including managers and individuals in the same position. Overall, the interview process is a l
Learn the STAR method and leadership principles. It helps big time. * S: Set the scene and give brief context about a challenge you faced. * Task: Explain your specific responsibility or goal in that situation. * Action: Describe the exact steps and
After applying online, they send you an invitation to an online interview. They use Amazon Chime, and it is a forty-five-minute interview. There are three types of questions: * About your CV * Technical Questions * Questions about Leadership Princ
The interview process was regular, but included some challenging questions predominantly focused on problem-solving skills. I met with about five people, including managers and individuals in the same position. Overall, the interview process is a l
Learn the STAR method and leadership principles. It helps big time. * S: Set the scene and give brief context about a challenge you faced. * Task: Explain your specific responsibility or goal in that situation. * Action: Describe the exact steps and