The thing I liked most was the people I worked with. You can meet a lot of cool people there, though you don't have a lot of time to actually interact with them except for breaks. The pay and benefits are good as well.
Despite their insistence that they care about their associates, I find the overall structure of Amazon to be geared towards the opposite. The pay and benefits are good enough that Amazon knows that either you won't leave, even if they treat you poorly, or you will leave, and they can very easily find a replacement.
They (high level management) do and say what they must to make their shareholders happy.
In short, they wish we were robots, so standards are set at a corporate level so that they can treat us like one.
We are people. Invest a little in treating us that way.
My interview started sharp at 11 AM. First, she asked basic introductory questions, and then we immediately went into testing. I was asked to create test cases for the Amazon site. I wrote some basic test cases, then she asked me about APIs. I didn't
I recently attended two rounds of online interviews, both of which were primarily technical in nature. The focus was mainly on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), with questions at an easy level. The interviewers tested my problem-solving approach
The interview process included a test case round, an automation round, and finally a manager round. The experience was smooth throughout. During the test case round, I was asked to write positive and negative test cases for a lift and an Amazon shop
My interview started sharp at 11 AM. First, she asked basic introductory questions, and then we immediately went into testing. I was asked to create test cases for the Amazon site. I wrote some basic test cases, then she asked me about APIs. I didn't
I recently attended two rounds of online interviews, both of which were primarily technical in nature. The focus was mainly on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), with questions at an easy level. The interviewers tested my problem-solving approach
The interview process included a test case round, an automation round, and finally a manager round. The experience was smooth throughout. During the test case round, I was asked to write positive and negative test cases for a lift and an Amazon shop