Learning is very good at Amazon.
Work culture is very hectic.
Can make working hours more smooth for mental well-being.
I applied online. The interview process at Amazon depends on the role, but for most tech and corporate positions (SDE, QA, Support Engineer, Device Associate, Operations, etc.), the process usually follows this structure: 1. Application & Resume Sc
It was decently hard. I was able to get the answer within the time frame, but couldn't get the optimized one. It required a bit of thinking on the solution part within the time range.
It's an average to hard process. They asked for an introduction and then asked questions on DSA. There was one problem on linked lists, which was easy, a second one on arrays, and a third on dynamic programming.
I applied online. The interview process at Amazon depends on the role, but for most tech and corporate positions (SDE, QA, Support Engineer, Device Associate, Operations, etc.), the process usually follows this structure: 1. Application & Resume Sc
It was decently hard. I was able to get the answer within the time frame, but couldn't get the optimized one. It required a bit of thinking on the solution part within the time range.
It's an average to hard process. They asked for an introduction and then asked questions on DSA. There was one problem on linked lists, which was easy, a second one on arrays, and a third on dynamic programming.