At Amazon, you will excel if you are an extremely driven individual.
If you are someone who absolutely adores coding, creating all kinds of scripts to make your job easier, and thinks about solutions day in and day out, then choose AWS.
They will push, push, push. And if you can, push back. Make your code the best that anyone has seen, and you will have amazing results.
If you want a job where you just go 9-5 and nothing outside of it, then AWS is not the place for you. You will have very long days, and though you can take the time off later, it can be very stressful.
Long hours. Very long hours, sometimes.
1. Apply or Get Contacted You apply on Amazon's website or get contacted by a recruiter. They check if your resume matches the job. 2. Online Assessment (OA) You take a test online (often on HackerRank). It usually has: - 2–3 coding problems (data
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 months. The interview process consisted of my introduction and two DSA questions: one question was about a binary tree and the other was of subarray optimization. I was able to solve both of
The whole interview process consisted of an online assessment, a phone interview, and an onsite interview (four interviews the same day). Each interview (except for the online assessment) was divided into two parts: a coding part and questions regar
1. Apply or Get Contacted You apply on Amazon's website or get contacted by a recruiter. They check if your resume matches the job. 2. Online Assessment (OA) You take a test online (often on HackerRank). It usually has: - 2–3 coding problems (data
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 months. The interview process consisted of my introduction and two DSA questions: one question was about a binary tree and the other was of subarray optimization. I was able to solve both of
The whole interview process consisted of an online assessment, a phone interview, and an onsite interview (four interviews the same day). Each interview (except for the online assessment) was divided into two parts: a coding part and questions regar