The team and people were great, providing a good support network and lots of opportunities to learn.
Projects were designed to help the company and join full-fledged production code, not be thrown away.
Your team selection is completely at the behest of Amazon and will not be decided until after you have committed to the internship.
Outside work policy is excessively restrictive and might turn people off to the company. Don't plan on working on any project for personal development or profit while at Amazon.
Online Assessment: * 2 LC Medium (heap/maps related) Interview (45 mins): * Behavioral: 3 to 4 questions focusing on leadership principles (15-20 minutes) * 3 coding questions (LC Easy-Medium): * Level order traversal * Zigzag tr
The interview was super chill. It started with a few behavioral questions, followed by deeper dives into the LPs. Afterward, there was a single technical question, which also had several follow-ups. The discussion also covered time complexity and spa
Coding assessment with three easy-medium LeetCode questions, I recall. This was followed by a final round interview with a LeetCode medium-hard question. Overall, a very straightforward process. Outside of the initial application, I believe the proc
Online Assessment: * 2 LC Medium (heap/maps related) Interview (45 mins): * Behavioral: 3 to 4 questions focusing on leadership principles (15-20 minutes) * 3 coding questions (LC Easy-Medium): * Level order traversal * Zigzag tr
The interview was super chill. It started with a few behavioral questions, followed by deeper dives into the LPs. Afterward, there was a single technical question, which also had several follow-ups. The discussion also covered time complexity and spa
Coding assessment with three easy-medium LeetCode questions, I recall. This was followed by a final round interview with a LeetCode medium-hard question. Overall, a very straightforward process. Outside of the initial application, I believe the proc