As a student, this internship gave me a great insight into what real-life software engineering looks like. However, I'm sure I could have gotten this at any well-established company.
I felt I had no real identity. When you work at Amazon, you're one of a million, not one in a million. The experience depends on the team. One of my friends was getting drinks with his team every Thursday and playing games with them every weekend. On the team I was in, people were filing complaints to HR about one another.
Neutral. The interviewer asked me 5 to 7 behavior questions. There were so many questions that I didn't have enough projects to cover them all. The interview lasted for one hour. I received the result two weeks later.
The interview process was pretty straightforward. The interviewer for the final round was nice and fair. A lot was covered in the short interview time frame.
After the two online assessments, you're given one interview. It was pretty straightforward. It started out with some behavioral questions and essentially just getting to know each other. After that, there was one technical question. Mine was speci
Neutral. The interviewer asked me 5 to 7 behavior questions. There were so many questions that I didn't have enough projects to cover them all. The interview lasted for one hour. I received the result two weeks later.
The interview process was pretty straightforward. The interviewer for the final round was nice and fair. A lot was covered in the short interview time frame.
After the two online assessments, you're given one interview. It was pretty straightforward. It started out with some behavioral questions and essentially just getting to know each other. After that, there was one technical question. Mine was speci