You have to support what you deliver. This includes a lot of operational tasks, which is a pain for SDEs.
As you work on most of the in-house frameworks, you don't generally get to use industry-standard frameworks.
Employees are just working machines for them. Frugality is the main principle, and that reflects in every coffee machine at Amazon, let alone goodies or office parties.
Customer service is important, but so is pampering the employees. If you don't do that, you will keep on losing some of the great minds.
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
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)
Before being considered for an interview, you will need to pass an OA. The interview process will consist of three interviews. * The first interview had two coding questions. * The second interview included two behavioral questions and a LLD qu
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
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)
Before being considered for an interview, you will need to pass an OA. The interview process will consist of three interviews. * The first interview had two coding questions. * The second interview included two behavioral questions and a LLD qu