Compensation and potential growth (looks good on resume).
Will learn a lot about what a big company is like and probably agile methodologies (for a lot of teams).
My team was personally friendly.
You will be expected to work overtime if you are having difficulty figuring things out. Almost everything is learned on your own. You are thrown into the deep end with no understanding of anything, and it will be stressful to figure out.
Teams need to help onboard smoother (in terms of learning code stacks, etc.). This is especially important for interns who are expected to do a design review by week 2 and have no idea what they are working with.
Took an online assessment with one LeetCode easy and one LeetCode medium. This was followed by a simulation of a workday flow. After that, there was a personality/work-style quiz. Next, a technical interview with one of Amazon's engineers was condu
I applied online. The first OA round involved two coding exercises and a long behavioral test. Then I was passed to the interview round. They asked mostly questions surrounding my projects, such as how I reflected on what I did and what could be i
The interview consisted of three rounds: First round: Fixing small typos in about 15 problems in 20 minutes. Second round: Two LeetCode easy questions. Third round: A simulation of a workday, involving responding to emails and planning out the day
Took an online assessment with one LeetCode easy and one LeetCode medium. This was followed by a simulation of a workday flow. After that, there was a personality/work-style quiz. Next, a technical interview with one of Amazon's engineers was condu
I applied online. The first OA round involved two coding exercises and a long behavioral test. Then I was passed to the interview round. They asked mostly questions surrounding my projects, such as how I reflected on what I did and what could be i
The interview consisted of three rounds: First round: Fixing small typos in about 15 problems in 20 minutes. Second round: Two LeetCode easy questions. Third round: A simulation of a workday, involving responding to emails and planning out the day