If you have options, look elsewhere
If you have options, look elsewhere
Fast-paced learning environment. Meaningful work from day one. Good career growth.
- Cutthroat environment
- Very frugal company
- Manipulative and deceitful management
- Good compensation compared to startups, but a bad overall comp package if you have the option to go to any other big tech company
- Literally no culture at all inside the company
Treat your employees well, and maybe fewer of them will leave.
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Software Development Engineer
R1: OA R2: Low-level design (behavioral) and one LeetCode-style low-level design question. R2: Deep dive into behavioral questions. R3: Two LeetCode questions with a deep dive into each.
Software Development Engineer
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.
Software Development Engineer
The interview consisted of two coding questions. The difficulty of the first question was easy, while the second one was medium. For the first question, a hashmap needed to be used, and for the second, a 2D array was required.
Software Development Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesJuly 1, 2025R1: OA R2: Low-level design (behavioral) and one LeetCode-style low-level design question. R2: Deep dive into behavioral questions. R3: Two LeetCode questions with a deep dive into each.
Software Development Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesAugust 7, 2024After 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.
Software Development Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020The interview consisted of two coding questions. The difficulty of the first question was easy, while the second one was medium. For the first question, a hashmap needed to be used, and for the second, a 2D array was required.
