Good entertainment. You will be forced to think big and innovate beyond your limits. You will be pushed to grow as a leader throughout your tenure. Limitless potential to make change. Relentlessly high standards. Take any number of leaves when you feel like. Work from home whenever you want. Come to office when it suits you, leave when you feel like, as long as you make sure you deliver results.
Teams at Amazon are very, very independent. So much so that some of them might as well be in a separate company for all intents and purposes (some of them technically are). So there's bound to be bad teams and good teams.
In the good teams (which I believe would be most of them), the high standards and expectations push you to transform yourself into an extremely well-rounded Leader+Engineer.
For Bangalore:
The bar for L6 Managers needs to be raised. Engineers often leave for Seattle when they become SDE2. Many go because they know their L6 would probably not be as effective at helping them grow to an SDE3 level.
Give proper training in personal finance management to all employees. Most don't know the basics about taxation and investments.
It was an on-campus opportunity. The rounds included: * Online Test (Two coding questions of medium difficulty, aptitude questions, behavioral questions, debugging questions) * Three interview rounds (DSA + Project + HR questions)
I applied for several positions at Amazon Worldwide. My resume was subsequently selected for SDE 1 at Amazon Karnataka and SDE 2 at Amazon Ireland. They sent me an assessment link on HackerRank, which I needed to complete within a week. The online a
First Round Assessment: Two coding problems were presented, with difficulty levels ranging from easy to medium. Second Round: Two technical interviews were conducted. The first interview included easy and medium problems, while the second interview
It was an on-campus opportunity. The rounds included: * Online Test (Two coding questions of medium difficulty, aptitude questions, behavioral questions, debugging questions) * Three interview rounds (DSA + Project + HR questions)
I applied for several positions at Amazon Worldwide. My resume was subsequently selected for SDE 1 at Amazon Karnataka and SDE 2 at Amazon Ireland. They sent me an assessment link on HackerRank, which I needed to complete within a week. The online a
First Round Assessment: Two coding problems were presented, with difficulty levels ranging from easy to medium. Second Round: Two technical interviews were conducted. The first interview included easy and medium problems, while the second interview