Amazon 2-month Internship Experience
Amazon 2-month Internship Experience
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The work culture is truly awesome. There is no restriction on when you come and when you go. Personally, I used to come at 12 in the afternoon and used to leave at 12 at midnight. It's all okay here, provided you complete the task on time.
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The meals in the canteen are nice and diverse.
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You always have your teammates to answer your queries.
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Several recreational facilities are there inside the campus, like Pool, X-BOX, and Table Tennis.
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They don't like PowerPoint presentations either. They like 'Lines of Code' (LOC)!!
- You won't get your task as early as you might expect. You need to wait a little bit.
- It's not like you will be spoon-fed here. You have to go, ask your teammates, and get things done.
- The Pre-Placement Offer (PPO) results took too long (about 45 days). I think they should speed up the display of results, since after completing the 2-month internship, the students might have the campus placement drive running in their college, and they are still not sure about the PPO results.
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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
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaDecember 28, 2025I applied through college or university. It was a good in-person on-campus interview experience. The interviewers were very friendly and supportive. Questions were mostly standard DSA problems. The process was well organized and professional. Overal
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaDecember 4, 2025The interview process consisted of two main sections. First, a coding round where I solved algorithmic and problem-solving questions under time constraints. Second, a behavioral round focused on teamwork, communication, and situational responses.
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaJuly 1, 2025There 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
