If you are in a good team, you get to learn a lot. It's not necessary that the tasks you perform will sound very cool or complex, but the way it gets executed at Amazon is really good.
Excessive competition results in a bad experience and unnecessary friction between team members. It is very difficult to win if you are not an extrovert.
It's not sure what domain you will end up working on, so getting into depth on something is difficult, but you do get to touch the breadth.
Mostly DSA-based. On the resume, they asked about myself and my previous experience. Then, they asked a few questions on DSA based on queues. Finally, they delved into the projects listed on my resume in depth. I was able to answer most of the que
The interviews begin with an introduction and then straight away dive into the fundamentals of C++. Going forward, most of the questions were about C++, like how things work at a low level.
The interview process was good. They asked me two DSA questions: Merge Intervals and Rainwater Trapping. They also asked me to explain my project. At the end, they asked me to ask any questions I might have, and the interview concluded.
Mostly DSA-based. On the resume, they asked about myself and my previous experience. Then, they asked a few questions on DSA based on queues. Finally, they delved into the projects listed on my resume in depth. I was able to answer most of the que
The interviews begin with an introduction and then straight away dive into the fundamentals of C++. Going forward, most of the questions were about C++, like how things work at a low level.
The interview process was good. They asked me two DSA questions: Merge Intervals and Rainwater Trapping. They also asked me to explain my project. At the end, they asked me to ask any questions I might have, and the interview concluded.