Stocks are awesome, at least at this point. Work depends on the team you join. There are definitely teams at Amazon that would match your skills, given the business differences we do.
Operations could be hectic sometimes, but that's definitely a part of any software engineering job when you have customers.
Free food, car lease could be nicer.
I had two rounds of interviews for the Software Development Engineer I position at Amazon. The process took place on August 25th, following 30 days of preparation on LeetCode. First Round: The first round involved a brief introduction with the inter
The interview process was very smooth, and the interviewers were friendly. The questions were reasonably difficult for a new grad position, mostly LeetCode-style questions. The interviewer tended to guide you through if you seemed unsure. I would rec
1. Online assessment. 2. Technical screening with an SDE II over Amazon Chime. The technical screening was much more difficult than average. Though I managed to explain the solution and the data structure to be used, I was still rejected. I asked wh
I had two rounds of interviews for the Software Development Engineer I position at Amazon. The process took place on August 25th, following 30 days of preparation on LeetCode. First Round: The first round involved a brief introduction with the inter
The interview process was very smooth, and the interviewers were friendly. The questions were reasonably difficult for a new grad position, mostly LeetCode-style questions. The interviewer tended to guide you through if you seemed unsure. I would rec
1. Online assessment. 2. Technical screening with an SDE II over Amazon Chime. The technical screening was much more difficult than average. Though I managed to explain the solution and the data structure to be used, I was still rejected. I asked wh