Work with smart people. Work with high-quality development tools and frameworks. Work on stuff that makes a difference. Switch positions (teams, roles) easily. Learn a lot.
Not that flexible work arrangements. Benefits are not great. The 'work hard, have fun, make history' is largely missing.
My advice to Jeff Bezos? Hahaha, he is clearly above and beyond mere mortals. Amazon's corporate structure is so big and complex that I don't even know who owns what under Jeff.
Had two questions. One was on DP, and the other was on string manipulation. Solved both of them in C++ and was able to clearly write the correct answers. Good experience.
A phone screen, which is a medium-difficulty LeetCode coding question (algorithms and data structures). Followed by a virtual onsite, which includes: * Two coding interviews (also data structures and algorithms) * One system design interview * One
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
Had two questions. One was on DP, and the other was on string manipulation. Solved both of them in C++ and was able to clearly write the correct answers. Good experience.
A phone screen, which is a medium-difficulty LeetCode coding question (algorithms and data structures). Followed by a virtual onsite, which includes: * Two coding interviews (also data structures and algorithms) * One system design interview * One
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