Access to world-scale data. Particularly interesting if you are into stuff like large distributed systems or machine learning.
Frugality is one of the core values at Amazon. Things can be unorganized at times.
Four rounds in one day. It was pretty stressful. There were two Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) design questions and two algorithm and data structure questions. The third one was hard; the interviewer didn't guide me too much and didn't even give
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
3 stages, with technical and behavioral first. Next, I got an email saying I didn't qualify. Interview difficulty is average but probably lots of applicant, so I got rejected. Thats all
Four rounds in one day. It was pretty stressful. There were two Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) design questions and two algorithm and data structure questions. The third one was hard; the interviewer didn't guide me too much and didn't even give
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
3 stages, with technical and behavioral first. Next, I got an email saying I didn't qualify. Interview difficulty is average but probably lots of applicant, so I got rejected. Thats all