Amazon is really nice to interns
Amazon is really nice to interns
Amazon is very nice to interns, and summer in Seattle is very comfortable. Interns have the chance to complete a project independently.
Projects designed for interns could be very different from each other in different groups.
Some are very well designed, while others are not. A little bit unfair.
Is human resource turnover a little high?
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Software Development Engineer
Coding assessment (2.5 hours) followed by a phone interview, and then a 4-hour onsite interview. Coding assessment: * One easy and one medium question. Onsite interview included: * A tree question. * A system design question. * An algorithm quest
Software Development Engineer
The interview process involved a phone screening, a one-hour take-home technical assessment, followed by four on-site interviews. Every step of the process offered great communication and clear expectations, including the provision of prep materials
Software Development Engineer
The technical portion wasn't all bad. They were both medium LeetCode problems at best. Don't slack on preparing for the behavioral. Always prepare multiple work scenarios. If you are entry-level, don't be afraid to include academic or non-technical
Software Development Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesAugust 1, 2019Coding assessment (2.5 hours) followed by a phone interview, and then a 4-hour onsite interview. Coding assessment: * One easy and one medium question. Onsite interview included: * A tree question. * A system design question. * An algorithm quest
Software Development Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJanuary 1, 2021The interview process involved a phone screening, a one-hour take-home technical assessment, followed by four on-site interviews. Every step of the process offered great communication and clear expectations, including the provision of prep materials
Software Development Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesApril 7, 2025The technical portion wasn't all bad. They were both medium LeetCode problems at best. Don't slack on preparing for the behavioral. Always prepare multiple work scenarios. If you are entry-level, don't be afraid to include academic or non-technical
