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Amazon is a great place to learn about development, testing, and scalability best practices, as well as production support. You get to work with smart people from the industry.
Hectic work-life balance and choosing the team wisely. Some teams have a good environment, while others are very bad.
Give truthful and actionable feedback to your team to help in their growth and motivate them. Don't deceive them for your own benefit.
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The interview experience at Amazon was easy. The questions were not difficult. I had four rounds: * The first was a technical problem-solving round with two medium questions. * The second was a high-level design question. * The third was also
SDE-2
There were a total of 5 rounds (excluding the BR round), but I was rejected in the 2nd round. The first round was an OA, which included 2 questions: one easy and one medium, along with some behavioral MCQs. Round 1: Featured 2 DSA questions, both o
SDE-2
Completed 3-4 rounds focusing on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and system design. DSA questions began with a HackerRank test, followed by one DSA interview. Two questions were on system design. Each round lasted for one hour.
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Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaJune 1, 2025The interview experience at Amazon was easy. The questions were not difficult. I had four rounds: * The first was a technical problem-solving round with two medium questions. * The second was a high-level design question. * The third was also
SDE-2
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaMarch 12, 2025There were a total of 5 rounds (excluding the BR round), but I was rejected in the 2nd round. The first round was an OA, which included 2 questions: one easy and one medium, along with some behavioral MCQs. Round 1: Featured 2 DSA questions, both o
SDE-2
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaJune 5, 2024Completed 3-4 rounds focusing on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and system design. DSA questions began with a HackerRank test, followed by one DSA interview. Two questions were on system design. Each round lasted for one hour.
