Amazon intern projects feel very realistic. Interns usually work on a feature that the team will actually use, and the experience of building the feature is very similar to the experience of full-time engineers building product features.
The quality of the internship does seem somewhat team dependent. I've heard stories from other interns who seem to have had a much worse experience, largely due to differences in managers and mentors.
Not too bad, had an OA, and then two weeks later two back-to-back interviews, half behavioral, half technical. Very fast feedback from recruiters within five days. Overall, a great process.
A very chill, pretty young guy interviewed me. He asked questions on leadership principles with follow-ups and a coding question with follow-ups. Timeline: oa link - 1/29 oa finish - 2/11 oa result - vo survey release 2/12 vo survey finish - 2/21
Three online assessments followed by a 45-minute phone call. Regarding online assessments: * The first online assessment asks you to find logical bugs in Java code. * The second assessment presents two LeetCode-like questions in your programmin
Not too bad, had an OA, and then two weeks later two back-to-back interviews, half behavioral, half technical. Very fast feedback from recruiters within five days. Overall, a great process.
A very chill, pretty young guy interviewed me. He asked questions on leadership principles with follow-ups and a coding question with follow-ups. Timeline: oa link - 1/29 oa finish - 2/11 oa result - vo survey release 2/12 vo survey finish - 2/21
Three online assessments followed by a 45-minute phone call. Regarding online assessments: * The first online assessment asks you to find logical bugs in Java code. * The second assessment presents two LeetCode-like questions in your programmin