Exposure, lot to learn. Lots of opportunities. Amazon is so huge that they are working with almost all technologies available. You can work in whatever interests you.
Work largely depends on the team, which means at times you can be stuck with work you don't like. But you can always change teams within Amazon.
The interview process was well structured and focused mainly on problem-solving, data structures and algorithms, and basic computer science concepts. The interviewer asked coding questions and discussed my approach, logic, and time and space complex
The process was straightforward. I got an OA which consisted of 3 steps: * Debugging * Coding * Simulation The coding questions were LeetCode easy/medium. Post OA, there was a video interview. The interviewer asked a couple of technical questions
I had an online assessment on HackerRank that included leadership style behavioral questions. They were quite easy. Make sure to answer the leadership questions correctly, focusing on the Amazon Leadership Principles. After passing, they ask you to
The interview process was well structured and focused mainly on problem-solving, data structures and algorithms, and basic computer science concepts. The interviewer asked coding questions and discussed my approach, logic, and time and space complex
The process was straightforward. I got an OA which consisted of 3 steps: * Debugging * Coding * Simulation The coding questions were LeetCode easy/medium. Post OA, there was a video interview. The interviewer asked a couple of technical questions
I had an online assessment on HackerRank that included leadership style behavioral questions. They were quite easy. Make sure to answer the leadership questions correctly, focusing on the Amazon Leadership Principles. After passing, they ask you to