Good salary. That's all. But you need to sacrifice many other things at the cost of that.
I wonder how so many people have given such good ratings. Yes, if work is the only thing in your life, this may be the place for you.
Quality of work is extremely bad. It's all about coordinating with other teams and getting things done. You will hardly get to use your creativity.
There is panic and chaos all around. No office culture. People shouting, listening to music at high volumes.
Situations at Chennai are even worse. Very bad facilities. A non-ethical place.
People just come here for a brand name and start contemplating a change within a few months.
Freshers may still sustain. But it's extremely bad for people who have come from companies with decent work culture.
I have a long list of negatives. But I hope this much should be enough for prospective employees to make a decision.
Amazon is growing very rapidly. But the culture is not sustainable in the long term. It needs a big change.
There was only one technical round (on-campus). I was asked "Rotten Oranges" and "Daily Temperatures" questions from LeetCode. I was also asked simple resume questions, such as "Describe your favorite project from your resume." It was easy, but I
The interview process was quite good. The OA was held on HackerRank and consisted of relatively easy DSA questions. Then I was told to solve a problem of a higher difficulty level, but this time, I had to talk through my approach to that problem.
The interview process will mostly have 5 rounds. The first round will be on a coding platform like HackerRank, where you'll be asked to solve 2 DSA problems and explain them. In the next 2 rounds, you'll have a virtual interview with an SDE. You'll
There was only one technical round (on-campus). I was asked "Rotten Oranges" and "Daily Temperatures" questions from LeetCode. I was also asked simple resume questions, such as "Describe your favorite project from your resume." It was easy, but I
The interview process was quite good. The OA was held on HackerRank and consisted of relatively easy DSA questions. Then I was told to solve a problem of a higher difficulty level, but this time, I had to talk through my approach to that problem.
The interview process will mostly have 5 rounds. The first round will be on a coding platform like HackerRank, where you'll be asked to solve 2 DSA problems and explain them. In the next 2 rounds, you'll have a virtual interview with an SDE. You'll