Decent pay for an intern.
As I arrived on the first day, I had nothing set up: no desk, no computer, NOTHING. The manager didn't do his job, I guess.
I qualified for all the things I listed on my resume and passed the interview process with no problem. Yet the project I was assigned has nothing to do with my background, and I just worked on it as a green.
Mentorship is a joke. Every time I tried to ask a question, they told me to figure it out on my own, like I figured out the last question. But in the end, they criticized the way I came up with solutions to problems.
The manager couldn't care less about you, as they are trying to get promoted themselves. We were having weekly one-on-ones. He gave no opinion on how I was doing, even when I asked, but dumped a really bad review on me about everything I can think of during the final review meeting.
REALLY MATURE.....
Coworkers pretended not to know me but wouldn't hesitate to make a joke involving me.
It's a huge office where people just yell across the room, as they don't want to get up from their chair and take a few steps.
I received an OA and finished it in one week. Then there were two rounds of LeetCode questions with engineers. The LeetCode questions were of medium difficulty. The final round was with the manager and HR, and it included more behavioral questions.
Completed an online OA, which included two questions. Then, there was one final round interview. The interview consisted of both behavioral questions and a coding problem. The coding problem was quite simple: detect a cycle in a graph.
tl;dr I was ignored for not having a US visa, even though I said I'd need visa sponsorship multiple times. It was a total waste of time. When submitting your application at Amazon, you have to check a box signaling whether you have permission to wor
I received an OA and finished it in one week. Then there were two rounds of LeetCode questions with engineers. The LeetCode questions were of medium difficulty. The final round was with the manager and HR, and it included more behavioral questions.
Completed an online OA, which included two questions. Then, there was one final round interview. The interview consisted of both behavioral questions and a coding problem. The coding problem was quite simple: detect a cycle in a graph.
tl;dr I was ignored for not having a US visa, even though I said I'd need visa sponsorship multiple times. It was a total waste of time. When submitting your application at Amazon, you have to check a box signaling whether you have permission to wor