Excellent compensation, the brand reputation is real, and the employer has an excellent 401k.
The hours are definitely more than what HR might tell you at the beginning. I think I spent perhaps closer to 90 hours a week, but that might be because I am on the software side.
My interview process with Amazon for a software development role included: * Several rounds of technical and behavioral interviews. * An assessment of Amazon's leadership principles. * A comprehensive evaluation. Despite not receiving an offer, the
The first is a coding round with LeetCode medium-type questions, which is followed by technical interview rounds where they ask DSA questions. The interviewer was good, but I expected some more hints from him.
Really selective, with lots of competition due to the high salary. Technical questions are hard and long. Most of the process is about data structures and algorithms. Outside of that, interviewers are nice and gentle.
My interview process with Amazon for a software development role included: * Several rounds of technical and behavioral interviews. * An assessment of Amazon's leadership principles. * A comprehensive evaluation. Despite not receiving an offer, the
The first is a coding round with LeetCode medium-type questions, which is followed by technical interview rounds where they ask DSA questions. The interviewer was good, but I expected some more hints from him.
Really selective, with lots of competition due to the high salary. Technical questions are hard and long. Most of the process is about data structures and algorithms. Outside of that, interviewers are nice and gentle.