I have been at Amazon for 3+ months now and have enjoyed the amount I've learned in such a short time. I am surrounded by driven individuals who are always willing to help when asked.
Compensation is well beyond my expectations, and the projects themselves are exciting due to the scale that they reach.
It can be overwhelming with a steep learning curve due to the sheer number of metrics, runbooks, tasks, etc. It can be difficult to keep up and requires self-motivation. It can be difficult getting replies from colleagues, especially those higher up, due to the busy schedules everyone has.
The management I have dealt with has been very supportive thus far. My advice would be that more teams follow this approach, as I have heard many stories from other teams where this is not the case.
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Three-round loop interview. 1st round: LLD regarding designing a package installer with dependencies. 2nd round: Heap-related question. 3rd round: Another untagged question involving subnet masks. It had nothing to do with subnet masks; it was done
I am a PhD student. First, I applied to a position related to my research field and passed the coding test. There were two technical interviews. They asked about my research background and tested if I had a base knowledge of their work.
I recently completed the online assessment for the Google SDE role. It included two LeetCode medium-level questions: * One based on the sliding window technique. * The other involved hash map implementation and optimization. Overall, it tested cod
Three-round loop interview. 1st round: LLD regarding designing a package installer with dependencies. 2nd round: Heap-related question. 3rd round: Another untagged question involving subnet masks. It had nothing to do with subnet masks; it was done
I am a PhD student. First, I applied to a position related to my research field and passed the coding test. There were two technical interviews. They asked about my research background and tested if I had a base knowledge of their work.