There is never a dull moment, and few things are easy. The things that are easy have all been automated, so you will face meaningful challenges that stress your creativity, flexibility, technical skills, and patience. In 7 months, I have learned more than I did in multiple years at past jobs.
A lot of people probably come to Glassdoor looking for confirmation or denial of Amazon's hard-working, cutthroat reputation. I haven't seen it in my experience with the company. My team works very normal hours, and we are able to accomplish our goals in that time, without cutting corners. I have also been given chances to learn new things and experiment, without any fear of punishment for failing. Everyone here seems to be bought into the long-term vision for Amazon, and not just worrying about getting their promotion next cycle. I think this mindset creates an atmosphere of camaraderie and support.
The only cons that come to light are when you juxtapose Amazon with other top-level tech companies. There is relatively low PTO, and no office perks like free lunch. I feel spoiled even mentioning these as cons, but it's the world we live in.
The first two rounds were screening rounds. 1. I didn't remember the first round. 2. They asked me management questions for half an hour. The remaining half hour they expected me to solve one easy/medium question. The question was regarding a simple
It was a very hard interview, and the interviewer was very bad. I discussed the approach and asked for his input. He diverted me to a wrong approach, and it wasn't possible to arrive at the correct solution from that path. This was for Amazon Robotic
OA with 2 medium LeetCode questions. 1.5-hour interview: * 45 minutes technical (1 medium to hard DSA LeetCode question) * 45 minutes behavioral interview based on LPs. Prep for data structures and algorithms, and review LPs.
The first two rounds were screening rounds. 1. I didn't remember the first round. 2. They asked me management questions for half an hour. The remaining half hour they expected me to solve one easy/medium question. The question was regarding a simple
It was a very hard interview, and the interviewer was very bad. I discussed the approach and asked for his input. He diverted me to a wrong approach, and it wasn't possible to arrive at the correct solution from that path. This was for Amazon Robotic
OA with 2 medium LeetCode questions. 1.5-hour interview: * 45 minutes technical (1 medium to hard DSA LeetCode question) * 45 minutes behavioral interview based on LPs. Prep for data structures and algorithms, and review LPs.