Working at Amazon, especially Alexa, puts you at the forefront of technology. You'll be working with very smart and talented people on products that positively affect the lives of millions of people.
Amazon is not for everyone. Look at the Amazon Leadership Principles. If they resonate with you, Amazon will be a good fit. If they don't, look for another option.
After 11 years, I started job searching, and Amazon was the first company to select my resume for an SDM role in AWS. The hiring process is very structured and impressive; it makes you feel as though you have already begun the journey to become part
1. Amazon provided links and even YouTube videos for interview preparation. 2. Choose three interview time slots. 3. The Amazon hiring manager will schedule the interview based on your chosen times. 4. Interview and provide the result.
Interviewed for SDM Echo. Situational-based interview. 30 minutes of coding to program a game. Not sure how this relates to managerial responsibilities. I guess Amazon doesn't care much about your background and skillset.
After 11 years, I started job searching, and Amazon was the first company to select my resume for an SDM role in AWS. The hiring process is very structured and impressive; it makes you feel as though you have already begun the journey to become part
1. Amazon provided links and even YouTube videos for interview preparation. 2. Choose three interview time slots. 3. The Amazon hiring manager will schedule the interview based on your chosen times. 4. Interview and provide the result.
Interviewed for SDM Echo. Situational-based interview. 30 minutes of coding to program a game. Not sure how this relates to managerial responsibilities. I guess Amazon doesn't care much about your background and skillset.