Compensation Intensity Forces you to grow
I worked with an excellent team on an NPI. The focus and intensity pushed me in ways that other jobs have not, which was great for a while.
Like many, the intensity eventually wore me down. I had leadership principles being screamed at me. I can deal with it, but many can't.
Amazon could benefit from dropping some of the aggression but still sticking to accountability. There's still work there to be done as well.
Very chill, contrary to what I've heard about Amazon. Coding was standard. Interviewers were people I would have fun working with. I failed the system design rounds though. The recruiter was a tad bit incompetent but tried their best and helped me
Recruiter's Phone Phone interview (coding) Virtual interview (Five rounds): 1. Behavior questions 2. Behavior questions + System design 3. Behavior questions + Coding 4. Behavior questions + Coding 5. Behavior + Coding
100% remote * Hackerrank screening * Automated "team fit" tests * 1st online coding + 2-way Q&A meeting * Final interview day, with 4 interviews one after another. This is where I complain most: it does not work for candidates nor for the employer t
Very chill, contrary to what I've heard about Amazon. Coding was standard. Interviewers were people I would have fun working with. I failed the system design rounds though. The recruiter was a tad bit incompetent but tried their best and helped me
Recruiter's Phone Phone interview (coding) Virtual interview (Five rounds): 1. Behavior questions 2. Behavior questions + System design 3. Behavior questions + Coding 4. Behavior questions + Coding 5. Behavior + Coding
100% remote * Hackerrank screening * Automated "team fit" tests * 1st online coding + 2-way Q&A meeting * Final interview day, with 4 interviews one after another. This is where I complain most: it does not work for candidates nor for the employer t