Provides a challenging problem to solve.
Not a great culture if you don't get a good visionary org.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. First OA cleared it. Then 3 onsite interviews: * First round: Bar raiser round * Second round: 2 leetcode questions (recruiter had weird accent and couldn't explain the question to me) * Third Round: Beha
OA + 2 interviews with the team. Simple leetcode problems wasn't to difficult but was asked to explain my thought process more thoroughly then with other companies. Would say that amazon interviews are very team dependent though
It was simple. There was a screening followed by a technical screening. The tech screen involved LeetCode, specifically the "Number of Islands" problem. Some behavioral "learnings and perspectives" questions were also asked as follow-ups. The recr
I applied online. The process took 2 months. First OA cleared it. Then 3 onsite interviews: * First round: Bar raiser round * Second round: 2 leetcode questions (recruiter had weird accent and couldn't explain the question to me) * Third Round: Beha
OA + 2 interviews with the team. Simple leetcode problems wasn't to difficult but was asked to explain my thought process more thoroughly then with other companies. Would say that amazon interviews are very team dependent though
It was simple. There was a screening followed by a technical screening. The tech screen involved LeetCode, specifically the "Number of Islands" problem. Some behavioral "learnings and perspectives" questions were also asked as follow-ups. The recr