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.
1. OA - 2 Questions 2. One interview: - Behavioral Questions: 2 (Amazon's principles) - LC medium related to arrays and strings, mainly from the Amazon's LC list: 1 Question
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.
I had a 1-hour interview with 2 behavioral (BQ) questions and 1 coding question. I prepared LPs for the BQ questions and used LeetCode (LC) for coding. Amazon tags on LC are really helpful. The interviewer was nice. However, I am waitlisted.
1. OA - 2 Questions 2. One interview: - Behavioral Questions: 2 (Amazon's principles) - LC medium related to arrays and strings, mainly from the Amazon's LC list: 1 Question
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.
I had a 1-hour interview with 2 behavioral (BQ) questions and 1 coding question. I prepared LPs for the BQ questions and used LeetCode (LC) for coding. Amazon tags on LC are really helpful. The interviewer was nice. However, I am waitlisted.