You get to work with some of the smartest people in the industry. The environment is very competitive; you would stand out as a sore thumb if you are not performing as well as the others.
The work is quite interesting depending on what aspect of Amazon you are working on. You get to work with the latest technologies in the field. You are expected to be a self-starter and have the ability to learn on the job and adapt to rapidly changing work priorities.
You should be flexible with your work hours, as you might be working weekends when the work is really crazy.
Work longer hours. Not much growth opportunity in a QA role. Bonuses not as good as offered by competition.
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The process included an OA with both a coding section and a behavioral section. Following the OA, there was an interview that featured one coding question and several behavioral questions.
I had a HackerRank assessment, which included an LC medium question, a workplace simulation challenge, and a live coding/behavioral round. During the live coding/behavioral round, I was asked a coding question, followed by some behavioral questions.
There were three rounds, each lasting one hour, and all were conducted on the same day. Each round consisted of two parts: * The first 25-30 minutes focused on behavioral questions. * The remaining 25-30 minutes were dedicated to a Data Structu
The process included an OA with both a coding section and a behavioral section. Following the OA, there was an interview that featured one coding question and several behavioral questions.
I had a HackerRank assessment, which included an LC medium question, a workplace simulation challenge, and a live coding/behavioral round. During the live coding/behavioral round, I was asked a coding question, followed by some behavioral questions.
There were three rounds, each lasting one hour, and all were conducted on the same day. Each round consisted of two parts: * The first 25-30 minutes focused on behavioral questions. * The remaining 25-30 minutes were dedicated to a Data Structu