Amazon has an impressive reception for its employees, making us feel part of the company very fast. It gives new hires a complete, organized, and information-full embark. Managers and colleagues have a great sense of team and responsibility, which further highlights the sense of ownership.
Total compensation is very fair, allowing for a great quality of life both in and out of work. Finally, challenges have no end, allowing employees to grow their careers each day. So, I would say that it makes a perfect balance between quality of life with fair compensation, great challenges, and friendly teams.
For those who prefer working from home, the company has a very flexible mixed approach between home and office. Visits to the office are always a big incentive and, for some teams, required. This is great for me, but not for everyone.
The interview process for a Software Development Engineer (SDE): * Online Assessment: * Code reviews (1h30) * Work simulation (3h) * Personality test * Technical Phone call * Technical Phone Screen: This 45-60 minute interv
Amazon came to my campus. It was a great opportunity. All rounds had medium-level LeetCode questions. There were a total of three technical rounds and one managerial round. It was a great experience; I got hints when needed.
Its first round is technical, where two questions will be asked. The first question is more of a logical question than programmatic, and it is easy, not much hard. The second question is window sliding based and a hard one.
The interview process for a Software Development Engineer (SDE): * Online Assessment: * Code reviews (1h30) * Work simulation (3h) * Personality test * Technical Phone call * Technical Phone Screen: This 45-60 minute interv
Amazon came to my campus. It was a great opportunity. All rounds had medium-level LeetCode questions. There were a total of three technical rounds and one managerial round. It was a great experience; I got hints when needed.
Its first round is technical, where two questions will be asked. The first question is more of a logical question than programmatic, and it is easy, not much hard. The second question is window sliding based and a hard one.