Work-life balance is not a reality.
You will get a circular "On Call" (to handle burning issues) depending on the size of the team. If your ping device rings at 4:00 A.M., you have to attend to the issue; otherwise, it will escalate to your manager or skip manager.
There is a process of a development plan or coaching plan. In this, a manager will put you on a development plan if they find that you are lacking in one of Amazon's 14 leadership principles. They will put you on this plan without telling you. You will not be informed if your manager puts you on a development plan. You will know if you want to switch teams.
Every new joining gets a number of Amazon stocks. However, if you don't have the "magic number" which is 20, then in the first year, you will not get any stocks.
To HR: People should meet with employees every 3 to 4 months because, most of the time, managers don't follow policy.
The interview process involved multiple rounds of shortlisting, including resume review, coding rounds, DSA one-on-one coding sessions, and HR interviews. Various other fields, such as multiple-choice questions, were also included. It felt like a to
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. It had three rounds: * Coding round (asked two DSA questions related to Graphs, trees, hashing) * Amazon work simulation round (virtual environment where they check how you respond to
The interview was divided into 4 parts. One was a screening round with 2 questions, followed by 3 technical rounds: first with a developer, second with a system designer, and third with a project manager.
The interview process involved multiple rounds of shortlisting, including resume review, coding rounds, DSA one-on-one coding sessions, and HR interviews. Various other fields, such as multiple-choice questions, were also included. It felt like a to
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. It had three rounds: * Coding round (asked two DSA questions related to Graphs, trees, hashing) * Amazon work simulation round (virtual environment where they check how you respond to
The interview was divided into 4 parts. One was a screening round with 2 questions, followed by 3 technical rounds: first with a developer, second with a system designer, and third with a project manager.