Working at Amazon is the most challenging and rewarding experience I have had. You work on interesting problems at scale, and grow a ton as an engineer.
You are just a cog in the corporate machine. They don't care, and you can be fired at any moment. I have seen good talent dumped with no good reason in favor of other talent because of their terrible RTO policy.
The interview process includes: * 5 rounds * 4 technical * 1 behavioral Lunch is provided in the middle by the company. A 'volunteer' engineer will join you for lunch, but they are not supposed to evaluate your time with them.
The interview process consisted of one call with the recruiter and a 45-minute coding screen with a developer. The interviewer was cordial and somewhat engaged. He asked about my experience and then we completed a coding question.
First, an interview with a recruiter. Then you are sent an email to take a timed Leet Code style of tests. Once you pass these two hurdles, you meet with individual teams and hiring managers.
The interview process includes: * 5 rounds * 4 technical * 1 behavioral Lunch is provided in the middle by the company. A 'volunteer' engineer will join you for lunch, but they are not supposed to evaluate your time with them.
The interview process consisted of one call with the recruiter and a 45-minute coding screen with a developer. The interviewer was cordial and somewhat engaged. He asked about my experience and then we completed a coding question.
First, an interview with a recruiter. Then you are sent an email to take a timed Leet Code style of tests. Once you pass these two hurdles, you meet with individual teams and hiring managers.