Some of the engineers are really talented.
Company culture wants everyone to do everything and is very stressful. Forte is the stupidest thing ever. Peer feedback is a waste of time and never results in anything.
They claim to want to use your strengths, but all they did for me was tell me not to use them and focus on weaknesses.
The idea of growth at Amazon is taking an employee who likes their job and pushing them to focus more on the things they hate to try to justify a promotion instead of using their strengths. I now hate my job and am not productive.
For a data-driven company, management of people is the opposite of that. They constantly collect data from employees but never share any results. Nothing they do is justified.
Get rid of connections. Get rid of the useless Forte reviews. Stop trying to push engineers to do project management. Provide useful feedback to employees. Actually be available for employees.
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I did an OA (Online Assessment) on HackerRank, which contained two questions: one easy and one difficult. I only managed to solve one. After more than a month, I received feedback that I had passed to the next stage. Then, I did a Phone Screen Inter
The coding assessment link was sent. I completed the first problem with no issues. For the second problem, I encountered issues with their assessment program and had to write workaround code to get it to compile properly. I video-interviewed with fo
1 online test: * 2 coding and some system design/behavioral questions 4 rounds for on-site: * 1 LeetCode medium, 1 LeetCode hard, 1 system design, 1 object-oriented * Each round has 2-3 behavioral questions There was a very rude interviewer who w
I did an OA (Online Assessment) on HackerRank, which contained two questions: one easy and one difficult. I only managed to solve one. After more than a month, I received feedback that I had passed to the next stage. Then, I did a Phone Screen Inter