Work is good, so is the pay.
Work and culture vary a lot based on the team.
It was fairly easy. I was asked a few behavioral questions and a coding question during the 45-minute interview. I think the questions were not that hard, and the interviewer was very nice.
While in graduate school, I contacted a recruiter on campus. I received an online assessment (OA), followed by another online behavioral test. Apparently, I performed well enough to skip the normal onsite round. I then had just a verification round
Amazon interviews emphasize problem-solving, leadership principles, and technical skills. It's challenging, focusing on real-world scenarios, with multiple rounds covering: * Coding * System design * Behavioral questions Preparation is very import
It was fairly easy. I was asked a few behavioral questions and a coding question during the 45-minute interview. I think the questions were not that hard, and the interviewer was very nice.
While in graduate school, I contacted a recruiter on campus. I received an online assessment (OA), followed by another online behavioral test. Apparently, I performed well enough to skip the normal onsite round. I then had just a verification round
Amazon interviews emphasize problem-solving, leadership principles, and technical skills. It's challenging, focusing on real-world scenarios, with multiple rounds covering: * Coding * System design * Behavioral questions Preparation is very import