The following is based on my short tenure as a software developer:
The on-boarding process, at least for my team, could be improved. There is a lot of information thrown at you, and you're expected to mostly learn on your own, even though I feel it would be faster to learn from a peer.
As an SDE, you're expected to be a part of an on-call rotation (fairly common in industry), which means you have to give up your social life for a week at a time every 8 weeks or so.
Amazon has its own tool for everything, which is kind of annoying when there's better stuff out there that you might be used to (e.g., GitHub, Jira, etc.).
Overall, it was a very enjoyable interview process. Every recruiter and interviewer I spoke with ensured I had no confusion and possessed all the necessary information. The interviews were challenging but offered ample opportunity to showcase my co
The interview process is too lengthy. It includes an online assessment that lasts for 4 hours, followed by a panel round consisting of three back-to-back interviews: one for LeetCode, one for system design, and one behavioral interview. My interview
There are 3 stages. The first is just a virtual coding challenge. The second is with an Amazon dev; half is coding and half is talking about your experiences. The last one is similar to the previous one, however there are 4 sessions. They asked t
Overall, it was a very enjoyable interview process. Every recruiter and interviewer I spoke with ensured I had no confusion and possessed all the necessary information. The interviews were challenging but offered ample opportunity to showcase my co
The interview process is too lengthy. It includes an online assessment that lasts for 4 hours, followed by a panel round consisting of three back-to-back interviews: one for LeetCode, one for system design, and one behavioral interview. My interview
There are 3 stages. The first is just a virtual coding challenge. The second is with an Amazon dev; half is coding and half is talking about your experiences. The last one is similar to the previous one, however there are 4 sessions. They asked t