I thought it was perfect.
There were only two rounds. The first round was a 110-minute online assessment (OA), and the second was an hour-long video interview. Both featured LeetCode easy/medium questions. The final round consisted of one LeetCode question, followed by gener
The interview was a three-step process, including: * A timed coding test. * A virtual interview with a current Amazon software engineer, which included both personal and coding questions. * A simulated workday test.
One really easy LeetCode question: just one for loop. Then, the merge sort question. They didn't use the words "merge sort," but they just said I have N lists that are ordered; make a combined ordered list.
There were only two rounds. The first round was a 110-minute online assessment (OA), and the second was an hour-long video interview. Both featured LeetCode easy/medium questions. The final round consisted of one LeetCode question, followed by gener
The interview was a three-step process, including: * A timed coding test. * A virtual interview with a current Amazon software engineer, which included both personal and coding questions. * A simulated workday test.
One really easy LeetCode question: just one for loop. Then, the merge sort question. They didn't use the words "merge sort," but they just said I have N lists that are ordered; make a combined ordered list.