Training is good; some teams are great.
Some teams are bad; the tech stack is all proprietary and barely non-transferrable. There's bad WLB with unpaid on-call and implied expected long hours.
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.
I went through the Amazon interview process. It began with an assessment that included: * Two medium-level coding questions * A work simulation * A work-style survey This was followed by a 30-minute phone screen interview. During this, I answ
1. HackerRank test - 2 problems 2. HR Call 3. Online assessment - One coding problem 4. Final round: - Coding interview - medium problem (stream iterator) - Coding interview - hard problem (math + BFS + graphs) - Coding interview - OOD
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.
I went through the Amazon interview process. It began with an assessment that included: * Two medium-level coding questions * A work simulation * A work-style survey This was followed by a 30-minute phone screen interview. During this, I answ
1. HackerRank test - 2 problems 2. HR Call 3. Online assessment - One coding problem 4. Final round: - Coding interview - medium problem (stream iterator) - Coding interview - hard problem (math + BFS + graphs) - Coding interview - OOD