Get to work on your individually owned, full-fledged project.
Hand-on learning of the SDLC.
Watch your code ship to prod and hence, being used in the real-world.
Code reviews help improve your coding skills.
Amazon has a very complex development environment, which requires a lot of time to be understood and hence used in the best way.
Code reviews make the process very slow and even cause you to be unproductive for some days. But, probably only interns face this.
Your speed and rate of delivery might depend a lot on your team-mates. A smaller team can mean delayed processes.
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
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
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
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
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
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