Very smart people to work with.
Some of the teams have great work that you can learn a lot from.
My recent manager gave me much more work than I could do. He knew it was a lot, and when I confronted him that it was impossible to complete over 150 hours of work in a sprint, he said, "Figure it out. Those are just estimates." He meant I should be working day and night, and also over the weekend, to get the work done, which I did to save my job. However, this behavior continued. There was no appreciation for the work done. Many things written in my annual review were baseless and wrong.
There is no work culture at Amazon. It is way below average. No fun, just work and work! Few people are really nice to work with, but it's hard to find such people. I would definitely not recommend anyone to work at Amazon. Their pay scale is also too low.
Hire good people, not just talented people.
The interview was a typical Amazon interview; however, the interviewer opted to make it a full coding interview instead of coding plus behavioral questions. He kept asking to solve one coding challenge after another until the time was up.
The interview began with an introduction, followed by fundamental Computer Science questions covering OOPS, OS, Networking, and DBMS. Subsequently, Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions were presented, focusing on Trees, Dynamic Programming
LOOP superday: two 1-hour long technicals, one 1-hour long behavioral; it was relatively straightforward. The first question they asked me was a binary tree + dictionary question. I think they were testing system design because they gave a very open
The interview was a typical Amazon interview; however, the interviewer opted to make it a full coding interview instead of coding plus behavioral questions. He kept asking to solve one coding challenge after another until the time was up.
The interview began with an introduction, followed by fundamental Computer Science questions covering OOPS, OS, Networking, and DBMS. Subsequently, Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions were presented, focusing on Trees, Dynamic Programming
LOOP superday: two 1-hour long technicals, one 1-hour long behavioral; it was relatively straightforward. The first question they asked me was a binary tree + dictionary question. I think they were testing system design because they gave a very open