I've heard a lot of horror stories regarding working at Amazon, but again, that is very team-dependent. I've personally been enjoying working here, and my WLB has been excellent as well.
There are lots of internal tools and massive back-end infrastructures that take a long time to get used to. The compensation is quite good, but on the lower side compared to other FAANG/Big-N tier companies.
Interview Process: * HR Screening * Coding Interview * Two onsite rounds with team members * Final round with the manager I was referred to go from an SDE II to SDE I, and then asked to interview for SRE. Since I felt I was being downgraded, I refu
I was contacted by a recruiter and asked to apply. When I applied, I got a call from another recruiter to complete an online assessment. After I passed the online assessment, I had to send a few questions about my work status. They did not proceed f
The process was very smooth. The coding test was on HackerRank with a medium and a hard problem. The HR person was very nice and explained the entire process nicely. The coding problems are on the harder side, so prep accordingly.
Interview Process: * HR Screening * Coding Interview * Two onsite rounds with team members * Final round with the manager I was referred to go from an SDE II to SDE I, and then asked to interview for SRE. Since I felt I was being downgraded, I refu
I was contacted by a recruiter and asked to apply. When I applied, I got a call from another recruiter to complete an online assessment. After I passed the online assessment, I had to send a few questions about my work status. They did not proceed f
The process was very smooth. The coding test was on HackerRank with a medium and a hard problem. The HR person was very nice and explained the entire process nicely. The coding problems are on the harder side, so prep accordingly.