It looks good on your resume.
Little guidance, a super steep learning curve, unrealistic expectations. Team members ignore you and don't show up for scheduled meetings. You're basically left to learn everything on your own, and when you reach out for help, none is given. Definitely would not recommend for a first-time internship. I hated it here.
There's also really bad communication overall. There's also no work-life balance. I would start working around 7 in the morning, stop around 6 p.m., start working again around 10 p.m., and stop around 3 a.m. It was exhausting.
Pay attention to your interns; don't push them to the side. They are there to learn and gain experience. Help them.
2 OAs, 1 interview. First OA was a typical HackerRank OA (2 easy-medium difficulty questions, 70 mins). The second OA focused on Amazon Leadership Principles. The interviewer was very nice and supportive. Good experience overall.
It wasn’t too bad. OA and a few LC mediums. A couple rounds of interviews, then you get the offer and have two weeks to accept or decline. Make sure you explain your answers well and thoroughly.
Behavioral and technical questions. Behavioral ones went on like any other company would, asking questions that could test if you would be a fit for the team or if you wouldn't.
2 OAs, 1 interview. First OA was a typical HackerRank OA (2 easy-medium difficulty questions, 70 mins). The second OA focused on Amazon Leadership Principles. The interviewer was very nice and supportive. Good experience overall.
It wasn’t too bad. OA and a few LC mediums. A couple rounds of interviews, then you get the offer and have two weeks to accept or decline. Make sure you explain your answers well and thoroughly.
Behavioral and technical questions. Behavioral ones went on like any other company would, asking questions that could test if you would be a fit for the team or if you wouldn't.