I joined Amazon three months back.
I was recruited for an early grad position.
It has a competitive salary and benefits, similar to other major tech companies.
There's no dress code and it's a self-motivating environment.
The initial support from teammates for completing tasks is very good.
As an early grad with less experience, it is difficult to catch up with the work quickly compared to others. You will be assigned a task at the very beginning of the month, which becomes stressful to figure out the root cause and complete. This is exacerbated by the usage of tools for a task without any knowledge of them or any prior training session.
I applied for the position two months ago and received the "moving forward" email from the recruiter last week. I went through two online assessment sections already and am still waiting for a response from the company.
Interview process was straightforward and simple. OA + Loop (3 rounds). Round One - 3 LP Principles, Round Two - 2 Leetcode problems ( stack and linkedlist), Round Three - 2 LP + 1 Leetcode (graph). You can definitely expect leetcode amazon tagged qu
I completed an online coding exam that lasted an hour. Following that, I undertook a Work Simulation and Workstyles Assessment. This assessment was quite different, primarily consisting of replying to emails.
I applied for the position two months ago and received the "moving forward" email from the recruiter last week. I went through two online assessment sections already and am still waiting for a response from the company.
Interview process was straightforward and simple. OA + Loop (3 rounds). Round One - 3 LP Principles, Round Two - 2 Leetcode problems ( stack and linkedlist), Round Three - 2 LP + 1 Leetcode (graph). You can definitely expect leetcode amazon tagged qu
I completed an online coding exam that lasted an hour. Following that, I undertook a Work Simulation and Workstyles Assessment. This assessment was quite different, primarily consisting of replying to emails.