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.
A recruiter reached out regarding an online application. * Attempted and passed the OA with two questions (one medium and one easy) within 10 days of the online application. * Was asked to complete four rounds of onsite interviews: three technic
Three rounds. The first two are technical, and the final round is behavioral. These are medium-level questions. The interview is conducted on Amazon Chime. The code you write will not be run; it will be in a text editor with no frills.
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
A recruiter reached out regarding an online application. * Attempted and passed the OA with two questions (one medium and one easy) within 10 days of the online application. * Was asked to complete four rounds of onsite interviews: three technic
Three rounds. The first two are technical, and the final round is behavioral. These are medium-level questions. The interview is conducted on Amazon Chime. The code you write will not be run; it will be in a text editor with no frills.
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