A lot of learning potential, especially as a junior developer.
A high amount of ownership is given on the work.
Work happens at a fast rate, so there is a chance to make a lot of impact in a short time.
Work-life balance can be pretty strained.
Management can be unforgiving, and a few slip-ups can bring you under scrutiny.
The job can be thankless at times, where you aren't being given recognition for contributions but are being reminded of shortcomings.
The interviewers were great, and everyone made me feel welcome. It started with an OA, followed by four rounds of virtual onsite interviews. The interviews were of medium difficulty. One of them was similar to generating parentheses on LeetCode.
The interview process started with an email from a recruiter. They then followed up by sending a technical assessment. This was followed by a technical interview on a live call. The final interview session was on-site and involved four interviews.
After initial calls with an Amazon recruiter to make sure I might be a good culture fit, I went through four one-hour long interviews. Each consisted of a behavioral questions portion in the first half, followed by a coding or design challenge.
The interviewers were great, and everyone made me feel welcome. It started with an OA, followed by four rounds of virtual onsite interviews. The interviews were of medium difficulty. One of them was similar to generating parentheses on LeetCode.
The interview process started with an email from a recruiter. They then followed up by sending a technical assessment. This was followed by a technical interview on a live call. The final interview session was on-site and involved four interviews.
After initial calls with an Amazon recruiter to make sure I might be a good culture fit, I went through four one-hour long interviews. Each consisted of a behavioral questions portion in the first half, followed by a coding or design challenge.