You can get to work on some cutting-edge stuff if you manage to find a good team. At its best, Amazon can be a great place to work.
Work/life balance can be off in certain orgs within Amazon. It really depends where you end up.
In some orgs, many junior and not-so-junior engineers are spending years supporting critical legacy systems and hardly doing any new development.
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.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Very defined process, friendly interviewers. One very hard round which might trip you. The other interviews were pretty easy. Recruiter was super helpful, and helped with rescheduling as well. Blind 75 is
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.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Very defined process, friendly interviewers. One very hard round which might trip you. The other interviews were pretty easy. Recruiter was super helpful, and helped with rescheduling as well. Blind 75 is
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