You can learn a lot of AWS and very large-scale techniques.
Bad work-life balance and too much focus on useless leadership principles, which only push people to compete against each other.
Online assessment, followed by a phone screen with another engineer, then a 4 1-hour interview loop over the course of one day. Pretty standard stuff. Messed up the Logic & Maintainability portion, but overall a good experience.
It was a very standard interview experience with four rounds in total. There were: * Two coding rounds (LeetCode style, with some trickier questions) * One system design round (high-level design) * One low-level design round
1. An AWS Manager saw my LinkedIn profile and connected with a recruiter. 2. The recruiter sent an online assessment. 3. After passing the assessment, I received a phone call to schedule a technical interview (I had three weeks to study). 4. I passed
Online assessment, followed by a phone screen with another engineer, then a 4 1-hour interview loop over the course of one day. Pretty standard stuff. Messed up the Logic & Maintainability portion, but overall a good experience.
It was a very standard interview experience with four rounds in total. There were: * Two coding rounds (LeetCode style, with some trickier questions) * One system design round (high-level design) * One low-level design round
1. An AWS Manager saw my LinkedIn profile and connected with a recruiter. 2. The recruiter sent an online assessment. 3. After passing the assessment, I received a phone call to schedule a technical interview (I had three weeks to study). 4. I passed