Compensation is above average, with loads of learning opportunities. The people are very smart and well-versed.
Work-life balance is okay, but there are some periods where you can definitely feel the stress. If you have to work on any core service, the bureaucracy is insane. Some projects rely on technology that is used only inside Amazon, and you may feel you're learning useless skills.
Two rounds, two parts of OA and two parts of VO. Each VO takes 1 hour, with 45 minutes of coding (OOD and LeetCode medium-hard) and 15 minutes for BQ. Passed, but been put on a waitlist and hiring has frozen.
They might ask you four technical questions back-to-back. They may also ask "done" questions to see if you fit with their leadership principles. You can find these online, but they are basic corporate values with a twist, like frugality.
The interview was somewhat average. The interviewer was friendly and introduced himself. He asked me to tell him about myself and then to solve two coding questions, both of which I completed.
Two rounds, two parts of OA and two parts of VO. Each VO takes 1 hour, with 45 minutes of coding (OOD and LeetCode medium-hard) and 15 minutes for BQ. Passed, but been put on a waitlist and hiring has frozen.
They might ask you four technical questions back-to-back. They may also ask "done" questions to see if you fit with their leadership principles. You can find these online, but they are basic corporate values with a twist, like frugality.
The interview was somewhat average. The interviewer was friendly and introduced himself. He asked me to tell him about myself and then to solve two coding questions, both of which I completed.