Amazon is one of the few companies in the United States where a software development engineer can create products (e.g., EC2, S3, EBS) that customers are rapidly adopting all over the world.
And you can be sure that the engineers you'll be working with will be very talented and productive too.
No major cons at Amazon.
The interview went well and was enriching. It was a good experience. Many questions were asked, and I learned a lot. There were both technical and HR rounds, and data structures were covered.
Faced a panel of engineers, solving algorithm puzzles under pressure. After discussing system design and debugging tricky code, the interview ended with collaborative brainstorming, leaving both sides excited about future possibilities.
Three interviews of 45 minutes each. You will be asked a coding question and 2-3 behavioral questions. I suggest not to take too much time with the coding question, as both coding and behavioral questions have equal weightage.
The interview went well and was enriching. It was a good experience. Many questions were asked, and I learned a lot. There were both technical and HR rounds, and data structures were covered.
Faced a panel of engineers, solving algorithm puzzles under pressure. After discussing system design and debugging tricky code, the interview ended with collaborative brainstorming, leaving both sides excited about future possibilities.
Three interviews of 45 minutes each. You will be asked a coding question and 2-3 behavioral questions. I suggest not to take too much time with the coding question, as both coding and behavioral questions have equal weightage.