Learned a lot from Amazon and system. Nice mentor, nice manager.
Stress a lot, work like a robot.
Fairly simple interview process: an OA and then a virtual technical interview. Started with the first part of the OA, which was a set of three technical questions for which I had to enter an answer, coding competition style. You are given a set of t
Three OAs were completed, followed by a virtual onsite with an engineer. The OAs were consistent, involving debugging, coding, and a work simulation. The onsite interview began with a few "live practice" (LP) questions, then a coding problem.
I had only one on-site interview. I was asked several questions regarding my resume. Toward the end, I was asked an easy coding question, and they monitored my laptop to see how I coded. They gave me an offer right after our meeting.
Fairly simple interview process: an OA and then a virtual technical interview. Started with the first part of the OA, which was a set of three technical questions for which I had to enter an answer, coding competition style. You are given a set of t
Three OAs were completed, followed by a virtual onsite with an engineer. The OAs were consistent, involving debugging, coding, and a work simulation. The onsite interview began with a few "live practice" (LP) questions, then a coding problem.
I had only one on-site interview. I was asked several questions regarding my resume. Toward the end, I was asked an easy coding question, and they monitored my laptop to see how I coded. They gave me an offer right after our meeting.