There is good pay and healthcare.
There are 50/50 odds of decent work, which is highly dependent on which team you join.
There are great teammates, for the most part.
There was terrible upper leadership with no technical background. They forced AI usage even when it was proven to be useless in some projects. Employees were overworked with awful expectations that forced fast delivery, but at the same time wanted no bugs. For some reason, upper leadership couldn't understand that quality code and slightly less rushed deadlines would fix this.
Layoffs were diabolical, and managers didn't even know who got nuked until the morning of, when the employees were missing. This happened regardless of performance, by the way, but low performers were targeted first.
I had only one round, which was a virtual interview. I was interviewed by two Amazonians. They asked me three DSA questions: * One was based on heaps. * The second was a DP question. * The last one was a tree question.
It was good. The questions were of medium difficulty. The interviewers made me comfortable by asking some informal questions. They started by asking for bruteforce solutions, then moved on to optimized approaches. Only DSA questions were asked.
I received an email regarding SDE 1 2023/24 hiring. I took a QA on May 6th. It had two questions. One was easy but tricky, and the other was purely high-order thinking. 11 out of 12 test cases passed, even when all corner cases were handled. I don't
I had only one round, which was a virtual interview. I was interviewed by two Amazonians. They asked me three DSA questions: * One was based on heaps. * The second was a DP question. * The last one was a tree question.
It was good. The questions were of medium difficulty. The interviewers made me comfortable by asking some informal questions. They started by asking for bruteforce solutions, then moved on to optimized approaches. Only DSA questions were asked.
I received an email regarding SDE 1 2023/24 hiring. I took a QA on May 6th. It had two questions. One was easy but tricky, and the other was purely high-order thinking. 11 out of 12 test cases passed, even when all corner cases were handled. I don't