Projects are good for learning.
Horrible management skills. A weekend call from the manager. Work-life balance is zero. Indirectly torturous culture from L6 and L7 managers.
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.
It was good, but at the same time, I was tensed, so I lost that. And also the interviewer was cool, but the red-black tree implementation took a time to solve, but finally, with their help, I could solve it.
It has three rounds. Each round is conducted to analyze the candidates' DSA and logical thinking, along with Amazon's core principles. The questions included mostly system design, coding, testing, and behavior.
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.
It was good, but at the same time, I was tensed, so I lost that. And also the interviewer was cool, but the red-black tree implementation took a time to solve, but finally, with their help, I could solve it.
It has three rounds. Each round is conducted to analyze the candidates' DSA and logical thinking, along with Amazon's core principles. The questions included mostly system design, coding, testing, and behavior.