In Amazon, you would find a lot of great people to learn from. You would gain much experience there on AWS technologies.
The place is very chaotic; you won't get any directions on how to move forward easily. You have to dig your own way. Also, you would work with tons of internal tools that won't give you any benefit once you leave Amazon.
You would find stress all the way to develop something and deliver it.
Several exhaustive interviews in which they ask you all sorts of questions: * About your previous experience. * Expectations. * Technical questions to check your knowledge. All of this, divided into numerous interviews.
The assessment consisted of three parts and took approximately four hours in total. * The first was a LeetCode-style coding challenge focused on applying the prefix sum technique. * The second involved being given a full codebase — both frontend and
Step 1: Automated Screening (DSA mostly, some distributed system concepts) Step 2: Phone Screening (DSA, Behavioral) Step 3: Onsite (4 rounds total) * Round 1: High Level System Design + Behavioral * Round 2: DSA + Behavioral * Round 3: Low
Several exhaustive interviews in which they ask you all sorts of questions: * About your previous experience. * Expectations. * Technical questions to check your knowledge. All of this, divided into numerous interviews.
The assessment consisted of three parts and took approximately four hours in total. * The first was a LeetCode-style coding challenge focused on applying the prefix sum technique. * The second involved being given a full codebase — both frontend and
Step 1: Automated Screening (DSA mostly, some distributed system concepts) Step 2: Phone Screening (DSA, Behavioral) Step 3: Onsite (4 rounds total) * Round 1: High Level System Design + Behavioral * Round 2: DSA + Behavioral * Round 3: Low