Amazon was an awesome place to learn. The whole company is very data and document centric. It's very easy to find designs and documentation for almost any project you want to know about.
Principal engineers also give a lot of tech talks that are recorded and available to anyone in the company.
I learned so much at Amazon.
Work here is very fast-paced. To survive, you need to get pretty good at scheduling. Managers listen to data, though, so if you can show evidence that you don't have enough time for a project, they will work with you to adjust scope. It can get very stressful if you are not good at this or don't have a great manager, though.
Treat employees a little less like robots. Amazon is so good at documenting that their employees almost become replaceable. It can be good in a lot of ways, but it can really suck the fun out of work. Just make sure you are being sustainable.
Coding assessment with two coding questions and a workstyle survey. Four rounds in a virtual onsite a month later: * One round with the hiring manager. * The other three with members of the team.
The recruiter contacted me via email regarding the position. Following the resume screening, I received an online assessment link that included two coding questions and some workstyle questions, with a total duration of about 90 minutes. Both coding
I was assigned an online assessment through HackerRank (2 hours). After passing the assessment, the virtual onsite was scheduled 3 weeks out. The onsite consisted of 4 hours of system design, coding, and managerial rounds. They all had a peculiar m
Coding assessment with two coding questions and a workstyle survey. Four rounds in a virtual onsite a month later: * One round with the hiring manager. * The other three with members of the team.
The recruiter contacted me via email regarding the position. Following the resume screening, I received an online assessment link that included two coding questions and some workstyle questions, with a total duration of about 90 minutes. Both coding
I was assigned an online assessment through HackerRank (2 hours). After passing the assessment, the virtual onsite was scheduled 3 weeks out. The onsite consisted of 4 hours of system design, coding, and managerial rounds. They all had a peculiar m