Cool place to work, guys.
As per me, I didn't find any cons.
A typical Amazon interview is divided between behavioral and technical questions. Amazon Leadership Principles are key in the overall interview process. There are coding rounds and virtual onsite rounds (4). Each of the 4 rounds has questions relate
Initial coding challenge, immediately followed by a 4-round onsite. There was no noticeable "bar raiser" interview; all interviewers were from the same organization. The interviews consisted of two parts: * Discussing experiences (leadership pri
I only got to the online assessment. The questions weren't hard, just time-consuming. The first was easy, with the second being a little more challenging. I had 15 out of 16 test cases passing for the first, and 8 out of 16 for the second.
A typical Amazon interview is divided between behavioral and technical questions. Amazon Leadership Principles are key in the overall interview process. There are coding rounds and virtual onsite rounds (4). Each of the 4 rounds has questions relate
Initial coding challenge, immediately followed by a 4-round onsite. There was no noticeable "bar raiser" interview; all interviewers were from the same organization. The interviews consisted of two parts: * Discussing experiences (leadership pri
I only got to the online assessment. The questions weren't hard, just time-consuming. The first was easy, with the second being a little more challenging. I had 15 out of 16 test cases passing for the first, and 8 out of 16 for the second.