Great place to start a career. All the peers are very interactive and pretty much helpful when needed.
I have been provided with all the resources that I need to get on with the work. It's obvious that we can learn a lot of things while we work in a place like Amazon. That depends on the people we work with.
The only trouble I faced as a new hire was with onboarding with the technologies that I work with. As a new grad, I don't have much knowledge of the technologies that my team works with. Definitely, this is an area where Amazon can improve by providing team-specific training for new grad hires to get on with the work.
I had three interview rounds. * **Behavioral:** Did well. * **Coding (first round):** Solved all problems. * **Second (behavioral):** Answered all questions; the recruiter was impressed. * **Last round:** This was half behavioral and half co
The first round was an online assessment. After that, a recruiter reached out for a three-round loop. The first round consisted of: * One coding question * Two LPs. The second round was fully based on LPs, and the last round had two coding question
2 tests and then a demo quiz. The tests are on 7 questions and the other 3 questions. The demo is 2 hours of acting like you're in the company.
I had three interview rounds. * **Behavioral:** Did well. * **Coding (first round):** Solved all problems. * **Second (behavioral):** Answered all questions; the recruiter was impressed. * **Last round:** This was half behavioral and half co
The first round was an online assessment. After that, a recruiter reached out for a three-round loop. The first round consisted of: * One coding question * Two LPs. The second round was fully based on LPs, and the last round had two coding question
2 tests and then a demo quiz. The tests are on 7 questions and the other 3 questions. The demo is 2 hours of acting like you're in the company.