Intern pay is above industry levels. The work is challenging. It's a front-line technology setup that is actually very interesting and contemporary.
You get to work with some of the worst people in the industry. Amazon's policy of selecting English-challenged employees (Chinese) as mentors screws English-speaking interns. Grow up, Amazon. Conduct English tests for your employees and shed those who fail immediately if you want to get talented interns.
Make the workplace more intern-friendly. Make final selections merit-based and not on the basis of the mentor's whims, fancies, or country of origin. Preferably, put US English speakers in evaluating interns to prevent selection favoritism and manipulation.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. * 1 OA with 2 questions and 1 hour behavioral (30 mins) and technical (30 mins). It's really rng because if you did the problem before, it will be pretty smooth sailing. * The behavior
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Standard OA, followed by a workstyle assessment and finally a 1-hour whiteboarding session which covered leadership principles, data structure grill, and a LeetCode question (medium difficulty). It's mostl
Took and passed all test cases for OA. Invited to a 1-hour interview where I was asked specific questions about my resume and a LeetCode Medium problem. Received an offer the week after.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. * 1 OA with 2 questions and 1 hour behavioral (30 mins) and technical (30 mins). It's really rng because if you did the problem before, it will be pretty smooth sailing. * The behavior
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Standard OA, followed by a workstyle assessment and finally a 1-hour whiteboarding session which covered leadership principles, data structure grill, and a LeetCode question (medium difficulty). It's mostl
Took and passed all test cases for OA. Invited to a 1-hour interview where I was asked specific questions about my resume and a LeetCode Medium problem. Received an offer the week after.