I have been working at Amazon for over two years, and it's quite fantastic. Smart people, good friends, a great working environment, and benefits. Basically, I don't need to worry about anything else besides work.
Sadly, my peers and managers change too quickly. Smart people are always volunteering to leave the company because of compensation and management.
Managers can put people into performance review just because they "concern about it" without any reliable evidence. Since the program is confidential, employees can't ask for help. So I would recommend adding a third-party review to avoid wasting time and losing talented people.
Online assessment: 2 coding questions and some following work style surveys. Virtual onsite 2 months later: 4 rounds of technical interviews with behavioral questions in each round. 3 of them included coding questions. The other round featured syste
Step 1: Resume screen First, you’ll need to convince recruiters that you have a strong enough profile to be invited to the first round of Amazon interviews. Here, you will either submit your application through Amazon’s jobs portal, or you will hav
I had an easygoing, conversational interviewer. Everything went smoothly and they gave plenty of time for each portion of the interview. The technical portion felt collaborative as well. Overall, a positive experience.
Online assessment: 2 coding questions and some following work style surveys. Virtual onsite 2 months later: 4 rounds of technical interviews with behavioral questions in each round. 3 of them included coding questions. The other round featured syste
Step 1: Resume screen First, you’ll need to convince recruiters that you have a strong enough profile to be invited to the first round of Amazon interviews. Here, you will either submit your application through Amazon’s jobs portal, or you will hav
I had an easygoing, conversational interviewer. Everything went smoothly and they gave plenty of time for each portion of the interview. The technical portion felt collaborative as well. Overall, a positive experience.