Salary is the only pro.
You will never know how to handle scale at the infra level, because everything is cloud-managed.
Mostly uses internal tools, so old employees are like gods there.
No one will help you there, even your teammates won't. This is because the manager there says: If you are helping your teammate with their task, you are wasting your N hours, so your task will get delayed, and how he/she will measure your colleague's performance. So, the strict rule is: Do Not Help Teammates. This just makes a mockery of the team concept itself. :)
You have to work for more than 10 hours, because according to Amazon's philosophy, you should be better than 50% of your teammates. This means if anyone in your team works a lot, everyone will end up working a lot in the team, and so on.
Many more cons, can't write all here.
No advice. It can't be changed now. If you really want to change, then first understand the meaning of a team and try to implement that.
Introduction, some info about the project. A detailed explanation for why a particular tech stack was chosen. Two DSA questions were asked, the approach was discussed, and time complexity analysis was done.
I had 4 rounds of interviews. The first round was DSA, where I was asked 2 medium-difficulty questions. The next round was low-level system design. The third round was high-level system design. The last round, in which I was rejected, was the man
The interviewer made me feel calm and relaxed and was very welcoming. I was given time to think through and explain my thought process very clearly. The calm environment helped me solve the problem.
Introduction, some info about the project. A detailed explanation for why a particular tech stack was chosen. Two DSA questions were asked, the approach was discussed, and time complexity analysis was done.
I had 4 rounds of interviews. The first round was DSA, where I was asked 2 medium-difficulty questions. The next round was low-level system design. The third round was high-level system design. The last round, in which I was rejected, was the man
The interviewer made me feel calm and relaxed and was very welcoming. I was given time to think through and explain my thought process very clearly. The calm environment helped me solve the problem.