• Professional environment full of professional employees. • Good payments and benefits.
I don't remember any cons I faced during my internship at Amazon.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. * 2 technical/behavioural + team matching since I was late in the cycle. * Team matching was a mix of behavioral and technical. * Team matching cared a lot about specific skills needed for th
There were mainly two rounds: * One was a coding round in which there were 2 medium-level data structures and algorithms questions. * Then there was an interview round on an online platform. He asked me 2 medium-level DSA questions.
I had my OA in August, received an interview invite for the beginning of September, and heard back with an offer about a month after the interview due to a hiring freeze.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. * 2 technical/behavioural + team matching since I was late in the cycle. * Team matching was a mix of behavioral and technical. * Team matching cared a lot about specific skills needed for th
There were mainly two rounds: * One was a coding round in which there were 2 medium-level data structures and algorithms questions. * Then there was an interview round on an online platform. He asked me 2 medium-level DSA questions.
I had my OA in August, received an interview invite for the beginning of September, and heard back with an offer about a month after the interview due to a hiring freeze.