You get to learn a lot. Your code goes into production very soon and often, and you feel you are accomplishing something.
There are a lot of smart people around you.
Employees are treated very badly by their managers.
There will be no guidance from anyone, even if you are very new to the industry. All they need is you pushing code.
There won't be any ramp-up time. As soon as you join, you are assigned tasks and expected to finish them.
They recruit many new grads because they know they will spend more time in the office, as they do not have many responsibilities.
It is the worst place for people who need personal time. Women, don't even think of having kids if you are at Amazon, else your kids will starve to death.
Application Timeline – New Grad SDE 1 June 5, 2025 – Submitted application for the New Grad SDE 1 position. June 19, 2025 – Received coding assessment consisting of two Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) questions on HackerRank. July 1, 2025 – Rec
1 phone interview and 3 interviews in the interview loop. All interviewers were very friendly and kind. Interesting conversations and follow-up questions were exchanged. The interview structure included: * 1 fully technical interview * 1 full
Round 1: OA. Cleared in November 2024. No word until February 2025 when I was told I was scheduled for interviews. A week later, they wrote back stating that email was sent "by mistake" and should not be considered. Another recruiter reached out in
Application Timeline – New Grad SDE 1 June 5, 2025 – Submitted application for the New Grad SDE 1 position. June 19, 2025 – Received coding assessment consisting of two Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) questions on HackerRank. July 1, 2025 – Rec
1 phone interview and 3 interviews in the interview loop. All interviewers were very friendly and kind. Interesting conversations and follow-up questions were exchanged. The interview structure included: * 1 fully technical interview * 1 full
Round 1: OA. Cleared in November 2024. No word until February 2025 when I was told I was scheduled for interviews. A week later, they wrote back stating that email was sent "by mistake" and should not be considered. Another recruiter reached out in