You'll get to work on a lot of cool and interesting problems.
Work/life balance is usually crappy, particularly on the really interesting projects. Also, stack ranking can be quite hindering to collaboration.
I applied through college or university. Online Assessment (OA): * Coding test (2–3 DSA questions) * Work-style / behavioral questionnaire * Sometimes debugging or aptitude section Technical Interview (1 round, 45–60 min): * 1–2 DSA problems + basi
Received a recruiter email with instructions on how to prepare for the online assessment. The OA was the standard for Amazon, featuring two coding questions, followed by a work simulation (system design focused), and then behavioral questions.
The home assessment included two technical questions and a personality section. This part assessed how you react to work-related conflicts, including clashes between teams or when your opinion differs from the team lead's opinion, etc. I think they m
I applied through college or university. Online Assessment (OA): * Coding test (2–3 DSA questions) * Work-style / behavioral questionnaire * Sometimes debugging or aptitude section Technical Interview (1 round, 45–60 min): * 1–2 DSA problems + basi
Received a recruiter email with instructions on how to prepare for the online assessment. The OA was the standard for Amazon, featuring two coding questions, followed by a work simulation (system design focused), and then behavioral questions.
The home assessment included two technical questions and a personality section. This part assessed how you react to work-related conflicts, including clashes between teams or when your opinion differs from the team lead's opinion, etc. I think they m