Smart But Stuck, Low Pay
Smart But Stuck, Low Pay
- Coworkers are technically strong.
- They can learn a lot in their early career.
- Banana.
- Smart people, but not smart enough to leave Amazon.
- Low base salary, 5% RSU vesting in the first year.
- SDE Managers are powerful. Many mediocre technical managers converted from people managers.
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Software Development Engineer (SDE)
The onsite interview is a big project and needs to solve three problems. You can choose C++ or Java to figure it out. Between that, you will be asked some data structure questions.
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Interview Structure: 3 Rounds, 45 Minutes Each (Virtual) Round 1: Behavioral and Technical Interview * Focus: Leadership Principles (LP), Resume Review, and a few technical questions based on your resume. * Questions: 1. Can you describe a
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Okay, interview. The interviewer was pretty intense. I didn't do the best I could. I felt Amazon definitely does this intentionally to make you a bit more stressed than usual.
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Seattle, Washington, United StatesNovember 1, 2018The onsite interview is a big project and needs to solve three problems. You can choose C++ or Java to figure it out. Between that, you will be asked some data structure questions.
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Seattle, Washington, United StatesAugust 1, 2024Interview Structure: 3 Rounds, 45 Minutes Each (Virtual) Round 1: Behavioral and Technical Interview * Focus: Leadership Principles (LP), Resume Review, and a few technical questions based on your resume. * Questions: 1. Can you describe a
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Seattle, Washington, United StatesFebruary 25, 2025Okay, interview. The interviewer was pretty intense. I didn't do the best I could. I felt Amazon definitely does this intentionally to make you a bit more stressed than usual.
