Smart people to work with, learn new tech, and it pays well.
on-call shifts, a lot of management overhead
Initial was two timed coding questions online. Final was some behavioral questions followed by two timed coding questions with a current engineer, online. The questions were: * Binary tree traversal * Fairly simple (class definition, recursive sum)
The interview process was simple and straightforward. I had the initial OA, and then a final round interview with an engineer at the company. They asked me both technical and behavioral questions.
The Amazon internship process is quite short compared to other companies. Here's what it looks like: 1. **OA 1:** Two coding problems to be solved in 70 minutes. You can't prepare extensively for these, but checking out the LeetCode discussion foru
Initial was two timed coding questions online. Final was some behavioral questions followed by two timed coding questions with a current engineer, online. The questions were: * Binary tree traversal * Fairly simple (class definition, recursive sum)
The interview process was simple and straightforward. I had the initial OA, and then a final round interview with an engineer at the company. They asked me both technical and behavioral questions.
The Amazon internship process is quite short compared to other companies. Here's what it looks like: 1. **OA 1:** Two coding problems to be solved in 70 minutes. You can't prepare extensively for these, but checking out the LeetCode discussion foru