Salary is good. Lot of career opportunities. Easy to move to other teams. Learning depends on the team you are on.
Unending and non-stop work that is not worth the additional pay.
I don't think they have a concept of work-life balance. But my manager strongly recommends not to work more than 8 hours and expects to complete 14 hours of work in 8 hours.
You guys already know what you are doing. You cannot quote Raising Bar and make people work like slaves. I wonder how the government is allowing your practices, when on this modern day, it's slavery.
The Amazon interview process typically begins with an online application, followed by a recruiter screening call. If selected, candidates undergo one or two phone interviews focusing on technical skills and behavioral questions aligned with Amazon’s
The interview process started smoothly; I cleared the initial SQL assessment successfully. During the phone interview, however, there was no introduction or context. It went straight into SQL questions. I received around six questions in total. Th
The interview consisted of multiple rounds. I didn't make it to the panel interview. The basic process, as described by the recruiter, was: * HR call * CodePair * Panel Interview
The Amazon interview process typically begins with an online application, followed by a recruiter screening call. If selected, candidates undergo one or two phone interviews focusing on technical skills and behavioral questions aligned with Amazon’s
The interview process started smoothly; I cleared the initial SQL assessment successfully. During the phone interview, however, there was no introduction or context. It went straight into SQL questions. I received around six questions in total. Th
The interview consisted of multiple rounds. I didn't make it to the panel interview. The basic process, as described by the recruiter, was: * HR call * CodePair * Panel Interview