The scale of the problems Amazon needs to solve is often unique. If you like large-scale distributed systems, you'll love working at Amazon. There are really very few other places where you'll be able to have as much fun. Hours can sometimes be long, but they are well worth it.
Advancement is quick for the first couple of levels, but you can hit a proverbial wall once you get a more senior position.
I wouldn't ask that much be changed, other than what's already been noted. The company is doing very well, so I have no complaints.
The interview is split into 3 levels. Level one is a phone call with simple questions. Level two is an interview with tests and technical questions designed to assess your skills. Level 3 is an interview with higher-ups.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Typical process consistent with reports online. Some problems appeared as reported by hacker rank recently used. The interviewers I had felt a bit cold, but at the end of the day it helped me
Flown to Seattle for a full day interview, which included white boarding, technical questions, and behavioral questions. I was also taken to lunch by a potential coworker. Overall, it was a positive but intense experience. One interviewer asked sign
The interview is split into 3 levels. Level one is a phone call with simple questions. Level two is an interview with tests and technical questions designed to assess your skills. Level 3 is an interview with higher-ups.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Typical process consistent with reports online. Some problems appeared as reported by hacker rank recently used. The interviewers I had felt a bit cold, but at the end of the day it helped me
Flown to Seattle for a full day interview, which included white boarding, technical questions, and behavioral questions. I was also taken to lunch by a potential coworker. Overall, it was a positive but intense experience. One interviewer asked sign