Your experience can vary greatly depending on your team. Here are my personal opinions on pros:
Work-life balance can be hard sometimes, with hectic deadlines and on-call rotations.
Some management don't have technical expertise; however, there are plenty of good managers as well. It depends on your team.
Long vesting period for RSUs.
Most of the complaints for Amazon come through work-life balance and bad management, and I have experienced some of it myself. The attrition rate seems to be quite high as well.
There was a DSA round that lasted over an hour. Then they conducted a technical round, and after that, there was an HR interview. I was only selected until the DSA round; after that, they rejected me.
There were 4 rounds in total. 1st round was an Online Assessment Round, held on the HackerRank platform. There were 2 DSA questions to be solved within 105 minutes. After that, there was an Amazon Work Style Survey that took around 10-15 minutes. 2
The interview process was really smooth. There were two DSA questions. * One was on LCA. * The other was a DP on grids question. The last 10 minutes was a behavioral question that asked about your experience and all.
There was a DSA round that lasted over an hour. Then they conducted a technical round, and after that, there was an HR interview. I was only selected until the DSA round; after that, they rejected me.
There were 4 rounds in total. 1st round was an Online Assessment Round, held on the HackerRank platform. There were 2 DSA questions to be solved within 105 minutes. After that, there was an Amazon Work Style Survey that took around 10-15 minutes. 2
The interview process was really smooth. There were two DSA questions. * One was on LCA. * The other was a DP on grids question. The last 10 minutes was a behavioral question that asked about your experience and all.