For interns, Amazon provides many great opportunities and experiences. There are often free events, and it's set up in a space that allows you to learn. If you're a competitive person, this would be a fantastic place to work.
Also, for interns, they provide lots of structure to learn and grow. It's not a bad way to spend the summer.
As an intern, your team placement will really determine your overall happiness and success. I know several people who did very well and were very happy here at Amazon, but for me, I ran into a lot of problems. My team had no physical space, so I was forced to sit away from everyone on my team. In addition, my mentor was not a good personality match for me, and my manager was incredibly difficult to get in touch with (he missed/cancelled nearly every meeting I had). In fact, I didn't even get a project to work on until the last 3 weeks of the internship.
Train your managers to be better managers, and don't forget to plan for your interns.
OA, then behavioral, 1 hr technical. The OA was on HackerRank, and the behavioral interview used Amazon Leadership Principles. The interviewer asked about my extracurriculars, and I answered using the STAR method. The code was not runnable for the in
Stage 1: Coding interview with 2 Leetcode Medium problems in 70 minutes. Stage 2: Live coding interview with general questions about teamwork and leadership, technical questions, and an open-ended systems design question.
The interviewer asked one question about Amazon Chime. My question was to create a tree from a list of tuple edges. It was fairly straightforward. I was waitlisted, then received no offer. However, the interview process was very nice.
OA, then behavioral, 1 hr technical. The OA was on HackerRank, and the behavioral interview used Amazon Leadership Principles. The interviewer asked about my extracurriculars, and I answered using the STAR method. The code was not runnable for the in
Stage 1: Coding interview with 2 Leetcode Medium problems in 70 minutes. Stage 2: Live coding interview with general questions about teamwork and leadership, technical questions, and an open-ended systems design question.
The interviewer asked one question about Amazon Chime. My question was to create a tree from a list of tuple edges. It was fairly straightforward. I was waitlisted, then received no offer. However, the interview process was very nice.