Decent salary and provide immigration support.
Not a friendly environment for new grads to start their career. Lots of new grads got pipped. If you are not asking questions, people say you are not curious. If you do, they will ask you to dive deep by yourself. Similar things happened all the time. You are always the one being blamed. Core services teams are usually having a heavy workload and do more politics. I will suggest if you want to
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Recruiter reached out and set up an onsite loop after the initial steps. Four back-to-back rounds in one day: * Two coding-heavy rounds run by senior engineers * One round with the hiring manager * One beh
Not too much difficult. Basic DSA questions, and be confident. No questions on projects, and I got selected for an internship at Amazon. The exam was of 4 categories: first, debugging; second, coding; third, aptitude; fourth, assessment.
The interview process was fairly straightforward. First, I was sent an online assessment containing two LeetCode medium-style problems. Next was a second online assessment containing a workday simulation that was to be completed using knowledge of
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Recruiter reached out and set up an onsite loop after the initial steps. Four back-to-back rounds in one day: * Two coding-heavy rounds run by senior engineers * One round with the hiring manager * One beh
Not too much difficult. Basic DSA questions, and be confident. No questions on projects, and I got selected for an internship at Amazon. The exam was of 4 categories: first, debugging; second, coding; third, aptitude; fourth, assessment.
The interview process was fairly straightforward. First, I was sent an online assessment containing two LeetCode medium-style problems. Next was a second online assessment containing a workday simulation that was to be completed using knowledge of