Till now, I didn't find any con. Before joining here, I read a lot about the hectic work culture at Amazon, but now I have spent around a year working here, and I can surely say this is not true. Every company gets more work during some quarters while less work in others, and it is fine. Amazon always supports individual needs for breaks from work and health concerns. The work here is moderate, and the best part is the flexible timings.
Great work so far!
Online Assessment (OA) that covered two key areas: DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms): Typical competitive-programming style problems such as arrays, strings, trees, graphs, dynamic programming, etc. Often includes time/space complexity considerat
Good interview experience. It consists of 4 rounds, including an Online Assessment (OA). The last round is a "bar raiser" round. The remaining two are technical rounds. Mostly, the interview focused on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) question
The Amazon SDE interview involves resume screening, phone interviews, and an all-day onsite loop with coding challenges, leadership principle discussions, and potentially system design. To succeed, practice coding, brush up on fundamentals, and be r
Online Assessment (OA) that covered two key areas: DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms): Typical competitive-programming style problems such as arrays, strings, trees, graphs, dynamic programming, etc. Often includes time/space complexity considerat
Good interview experience. It consists of 4 rounds, including an Online Assessment (OA). The last round is a "bar raiser" round. The remaining two are technical rounds. Mostly, the interview focused on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) question
The Amazon SDE interview involves resume screening, phone interviews, and an all-day onsite loop with coding challenges, leadership principle discussions, and potentially system design. To succeed, practice coding, brush up on fundamentals, and be r