Amazon is a great place to work for! You will get a lot to learn. If you are an enthusiast in problem solving, then Amazon is a right place for you.
Peers are helpful in unblocking you from facing hurdles initially. As days go by, you will be mentored to unblock yourself on your own.
You will feel included in the team, and your voice/ideas are always heard by people, as Amazon considers employees their super-powers.
Amazon is an open place where you can explore whichever career opportunity you want to choose or whichever technology you want to work on.
Amazon basically follows a start-up culture, hence in few teams the processes are not streamlined, though. Yet, you will be regularly asked about the issues you faced as a new joiner/employee, and people will definitely look for ways to fix and streamline the process.
Have a streamlined process.
I applied through the Amazon portal. I received an email for an online test. I cleared the test. Then, I got a call for the first round of interview. It was a really weird experience. We spent more time discussing the solution, and in the end, I
It's very good. The interview process includes: * 1st round: Aptitude * 2nd round: Reasoning * Final round: HR It's very easy; just understand the process to do your best.
The interview had two coding questions. The first was a rotated binary search, and the second was to check if an input string was made up of an array of substrings. The questions were easy and straightforward. Nothing was asked related to my projects
I applied through the Amazon portal. I received an email for an online test. I cleared the test. Then, I got a call for the first round of interview. It was a really weird experience. We spent more time discussing the solution, and in the end, I
It's very good. The interview process includes: * 1st round: Aptitude * 2nd round: Reasoning * Final round: HR It's very easy; just understand the process to do your best.
The interview had two coding questions. The first was a rotated binary search, and the second was to check if an input string was made up of an array of substrings. The questions were easy and straightforward. Nothing was asked related to my projects