Amazon is doing a lot of innovative work in all areas of computer science. And if you're willing to relocate, you can work on almost anything.
The pay is above industry standard and the benefits are very good. You work with extremely smart people.
To move up, you have to complete projects, and that requires opportunity, which is just not available in the rank-and-file.
It can be done, but don't expect to move up quickly. Do not expect your team to train you on anything. It's definitely "sink or swim," so ask lots of questions about everything.
Mentoring is encouraged, but few know how to do it well. Your manager is key to promotion and getting the "good" work. At Amazon, you "own your career," but your manager can make it very easy or very hard. In short, if you have a bad manager, you're not going to have a good time.
It was a standard one-round OA and five-round onsite. Each question was a LeetCode medium/hard. It went relatively smoothly, and the engineers were quite helpful. It took them a week to come to a decision, and from there on, it would be conversations
Three rounds total: * Two HackerRank coding questions * Three hours of behavioral questions (recorded) * A virtual interview for 30 minutes, related to the time and space complexity of the problems solved in Round 1, and also alternate approaches.
1st OA: Hackerrank (2 LC problems) 2nd OA: Work simulation Final Round: 2 behavioral / 1 LC easy Overall, the process went well. The interviewer was very nice and there were no problems. I accepted an offer for the winter internship in the Austin
It was a standard one-round OA and five-round onsite. Each question was a LeetCode medium/hard. It went relatively smoothly, and the engineers were quite helpful. It took them a week to come to a decision, and from there on, it would be conversations
Three rounds total: * Two HackerRank coding questions * Three hours of behavioral questions (recorded) * A virtual interview for 30 minutes, related to the time and space complexity of the problems solved in Round 1, and also alternate approaches.
1st OA: Hackerrank (2 LC problems) 2nd OA: Work simulation Final Round: 2 behavioral / 1 LC easy Overall, the process went well. The interviewer was very nice and there were no problems. I accepted an offer for the winter internship in the Austin