Amazon is a huge company with multiple engineers on a team. You get to learn a lot, but you must make sure that you are contributing to others' learning as well.
Amazon can be brutal if you do not perform well. Especially always keep a good rapport with your manager, and keep all your artifacts documented and communications/blockers saved over email.
The process began with a standard get-to-know-you call with a recruiter. This was followed by a timed online coding assessment, which consisted of two standard LeetCode questions. After the assessment, there was the Amazon loop, comprising four Zoo
The process was smoother and faster than expected. I went through two phone calls, one code interview, and one final day with four interviews. Each interview consisted of a review of Amazon values and a practical exercise.
The recruiter reached out and scheduled an OA of two LeetCode problems (one medium, one hard). I passed the OA round and advanced to the final round, which consisted of a four-round virtual on-site. This included: * Three coding rounds * One s
The process began with a standard get-to-know-you call with a recruiter. This was followed by a timed online coding assessment, which consisted of two standard LeetCode questions. After the assessment, there was the Amazon loop, comprising four Zoo
The process was smoother and faster than expected. I went through two phone calls, one code interview, and one final day with four interviews. Each interview consisted of a review of Amazon values and a practical exercise.
The recruiter reached out and scheduled an OA of two LeetCode problems (one medium, one hard). I passed the OA round and advanced to the final round, which consisted of a four-round virtual on-site. This included: * Three coding rounds * One s