Very, very, very fast-paced. Learning can be super quick.
Still very much a startup type. Best technologies are used, and there's freedom to choose your technology stack.
Much to learn from peers.
Very well-followed Amazon principles.
Very easy to switch teams as per your interest.
Current things are working for you. I don't think anyone's advice will make any significance to you. Keep on going. (Employees have better choices, too.)
Online OA, then 3, 1-hour long technical and behavioral interviews. First 2 interviews went great, but the 3rd interviewer was uninterested, uncaring, disrespectful, and lacked knowledge of basic functions, having me explain very basic things to him
I applied online. It was fairly easy. There was a bar raiser round, a manager round, one LLD round, and a technical LeetCode question. The bar raiser was entirely behavioral. The manager round had a technical question and a question about the usage
Online coding challenge: * 2 problems in 70 minutes Workday simulation: * Answer emails * Ask / respond to questions from coworkers 15-minute behavioral + 45-minute technical. Overall, I had a good experience. They were very quick about mo
Online OA, then 3, 1-hour long technical and behavioral interviews. First 2 interviews went great, but the 3rd interviewer was uninterested, uncaring, disrespectful, and lacked knowledge of basic functions, having me explain very basic things to him
I applied online. It was fairly easy. There was a bar raiser round, a manager round, one LLD round, and a technical LeetCode question. The bar raiser was entirely behavioral. The manager round had a technical question and a question about the usage
Online coding challenge: * 2 problems in 70 minutes Workday simulation: * Answer emails * Ask / respond to questions from coworkers 15-minute behavioral + 45-minute technical. Overall, I had a good experience. They were very quick about mo