Being an intern at Amazon is engaging and really helped me grow into a more professional development role. I never felt pressured to have precise knowledge that wasn't previously and explicitly told to me. Help was always given when I asked. As an intern, my experience was very organized, understandable, and professional.
Sometimes the community aspect of my team is very small. Everyone works from home, so besides very sparse get-togethers, I have no social engagement with them. It would be nice to know the people I work with better.
Management can be more egalitarian with their community focus. I think that because I was on a smaller team in a smaller organization, management did not allocate as much thought, time, or resources into building the same community that they do for AWS or eCommerce organizations.
The whole interview lasted about an hour: * 30 minutes behavioral * 30 minutes technical There are lots of videos on YouTube about Amazon behavioral interviews. The technical portion focused on trees and graphs. The interviewer was very helpful
I was shared an OA, which was a standard LeetCode medium to hard level. Along with that, there were work-style questions. Once that was cleared, I had an online interview with an employee. It was from the previously asked questions from LeetCode.
2 behavioral questions and 1 DSA LeetCode hard question on graph Eulerian circuit. Was able to come up with a solution after brute force, but still got a reject after a month.
The whole interview lasted about an hour: * 30 minutes behavioral * 30 minutes technical There are lots of videos on YouTube about Amazon behavioral interviews. The technical portion focused on trees and graphs. The interviewer was very helpful
I was shared an OA, which was a standard LeetCode medium to hard level. Along with that, there were work-style questions. Once that was cleared, I had an online interview with an employee. It was from the previously asked questions from LeetCode.
2 behavioral questions and 1 DSA LeetCode hard question on graph Eulerian circuit. Was able to come up with a solution after brute force, but still got a reject after a month.