Amazon is a great company. You get paid well. The work is interesting. Seattle office locations are pretty nice. A great launch pad for your career.
The quality of your intern experience depends on your mentor.
Almost any SDE2 can become a mentor, though many don't have the social skills to do so.
My mentor would barely speak to me. I thought everything was going great until the last week.
She even avoided coming in for work on my last day to avoid having to tell me that I didn't get a full-time offer.
Have some kind of a bootcamp for intern mentors.
Set guidelines for how they should behave.
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
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.
The interview was smooth. It consisted of two behavioral questions and one LeetCode medium problem. Overall, it wasn't a hard interview, but my lack of preparation and sleep didn't help. I would focus on arrays and strings.
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
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.
The interview was smooth. It consisted of two behavioral questions and one LeetCode medium problem. Overall, it wasn't a hard interview, but my lack of preparation and sleep didn't help. I would focus on arrays and strings.