You will be given the chance to work out interesting problems with some great people. If you have the motivation to drive your own deadlines and you can sell yourself to an MBA, everything is pretty much great.
Long hours, average pay. Upper management is perfectly happy with horrific hacks because they are never paged.
PagerDuty.
Let the developers come up with long-term technology goals and stop micromanaging.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The interview was pretty straightforward. Had an online assessment followed by a questionnaire for Amazon culture fit. Had three loop rounds back to back where I was asked: * Two LeetCode questions * Some
I took a coding competency test, which was basically just LeetCode questions. The material was pretty straightforward. One question was unfamiliar, unlike anything I'd seen on LeetCode, but the advice is to just do your best. You don't always have t
Online assessment led to the final round, which was a 45-minute interview. There were a few behavioral questions, followed by one technical system design question (not LeetCode style). I tried to talk through my thought process. It was tough, and I
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The interview was pretty straightforward. Had an online assessment followed by a questionnaire for Amazon culture fit. Had three loop rounds back to back where I was asked: * Two LeetCode questions * Some
I took a coding competency test, which was basically just LeetCode questions. The material was pretty straightforward. One question was unfamiliar, unlike anything I'd seen on LeetCode, but the advice is to just do your best. You don't always have t
Online assessment led to the final round, which was a 45-minute interview. There were a few behavioral questions, followed by one technical system design question (not LeetCode style). I tried to talk through my thought process. It was tough, and I