I work at AWS and love the pace of growth and innovation, the amazing AWS cloud services, and the transformational impact we bring to our customers' lives around the world. It's great to be a part of such an awesome global force.
I'm surrounded by highly competent, driven, yet super-friendly professionals who actually want to work all day, every day, to achieve results (yep, I find it rare and highly beneficial).
I love the challenges we get to solve on a daily basis – I never get bored.
Management sets vision and direction and trusts that you'll take the initiative to implement it to your best judgment and ability (no micromanagement). They ask what they can do to help every day.
Arguably led by the best CEO on the planet, with a great leadership team and flat management structure.
Great work/life balance – very reasonable performance expectations, giving you a chance to over-achieve them. I choose to work extra hours because I want to achieve more each week, like most around me, but it's not mandatory.
Great compensation package.
Not an ideal place for under-achievers! Fewer holidays and vacation days than offered by most companies. This is more than compensated by cool events you get to travel to throughout the year.
Not sure yet. I am scheduled to interview next week. I will be sure to come back and update this question. I am set to do a phone screen. If all goes well, I'll be doing an onsite interview.
The interview process included: * A recruiter screen * A hiring manager screen * Multiple live coding rounds focused on LeetCode problems * A sell-call with the manager * A follow-up coding assessment * A final offer The process took about six week
I had a very good impression of the interview. The technical interview was very interesting but somewhat difficult. The interview process was very long and had many steps. Overall, I would like to give it a 4 out of 5.
Not sure yet. I am scheduled to interview next week. I will be sure to come back and update this question. I am set to do a phone screen. If all goes well, I'll be doing an onsite interview.
The interview process included: * A recruiter screen * A hiring manager screen * Multiple live coding rounds focused on LeetCode problems * A sell-call with the manager * A follow-up coding assessment * A final offer The process took about six week
I had a very good impression of the interview. The technical interview was very interesting but somewhat difficult. The interview process was very long and had many steps. Overall, I would like to give it a 4 out of 5.