There was high pay and opportunities for career growth. The work was challenging, and the culture is team-dependent. Through the luck of the draw, you can get placed on a great team.
The company pays lip service to its values but doesn't practice them. In aggregate, the company is diverse, but the majority of teams are made up of one demographic, and it quickly gets less diverse as you go up the management chain. Getting placed on a bad team can be life-ruining. It claims to be "the biggest startup in the world" and encourages people to "move fast and break things," but the majority of the job is navigating bureaucracy. Middle and upper management constantly lie through their teeth regarding RTO, layoffs, and other matters.
Bring back WFH.
Really friendly people. My interview consisted of a recruiter screen, an online assessment, and a virtual onsite. The virtual onsite was 6 hours with a 1-hour break. I had 3 technical interviews: 2 algorithmic and 1 system design. The 2 behavioral in
The interview process consisted of three rounds, each featuring three technical questions. I believe I answered all technical questions well. Regarding the behavioral questions, I was initially a little unsure. However, one of the interviewers kindl
Phone interview - Stage 2 of the process. Phone call via the Amazon platform. Everything, or almost everything, about data structures and their time complexities was covered. It's important to know how to calculate complexities, as it's a question
Really friendly people. My interview consisted of a recruiter screen, an online assessment, and a virtual onsite. The virtual onsite was 6 hours with a 1-hour break. I had 3 technical interviews: 2 algorithmic and 1 system design. The 2 behavioral in
The interview process consisted of three rounds, each featuring three technical questions. I believe I answered all technical questions well. Regarding the behavioral questions, I was initially a little unsure. However, one of the interviewers kindl
Phone interview - Stage 2 of the process. Phone call via the Amazon platform. Everything, or almost everything, about data structures and their time complexities was covered. It's important to know how to calculate complexities, as it's a question