Work can be more tedious than creative.
SDEs are expected to do much more than code (as in a ton more than at other companies).
It was an on-campus drive, and the interview consisted of two DSA rounds. I answered every question, including implementing a trie (possibly the toughest question on Amazon interview questions), but was still rejected.
There was a coding round and a technical interview. It was nice and good, with good coding questions and all. I was not selected, but still, it was nice and good. You all must try this; at least there is also a luck factor.
The interview process is very tough because the first round should be around 3 hours, and the coding round is based on hard DSA problems and it's 120 minutes. The next time should be based on how you think when problems happen in Amazon.
It was an on-campus drive, and the interview consisted of two DSA rounds. I answered every question, including implementing a trie (possibly the toughest question on Amazon interview questions), but was still rejected.
There was a coding round and a technical interview. It was nice and good, with good coding questions and all. I was not selected, but still, it was nice and good. You all must try this; at least there is also a luck factor.
The interview process is very tough because the first round should be around 3 hours, and the coding round is based on hard DSA problems and it's 120 minutes. The next time should be based on how you think when problems happen in Amazon.