Customer focus, everyone being smarter than me, and the leadership principles. There are a ton of benefits to working at Amazon, and I couldn't imagine working somewhere else.
Fast-paced environment - there's never enough time to get everything done. You have to make hard tradeoffs.
I was contacted by a recruiter, and then I had a phone screening interview. Usual questions about Amazon Leadership Principles were asked, and I answered them using the STAR methodology and data-driven situations. Surprisingly, I received a rejection
The interview loop for the SDM role usually consists of 5-6 interviews on the same day. The interview questions are a combination of company values (Amazon Leadership Principles) and technical depth. Each interview is 60 minutes long.
It's a long process of interviews as you go through multiple interviews in a single day. The typical process is: 1. Phone screen 2. Technical write-up 3. On-site loop: 2 technical interviews, 3 interviews focused on different Amazon LPs.
I was contacted by a recruiter, and then I had a phone screening interview. Usual questions about Amazon Leadership Principles were asked, and I answered them using the STAR methodology and data-driven situations. Surprisingly, I received a rejection
The interview loop for the SDM role usually consists of 5-6 interviews on the same day. The interview questions are a combination of company values (Amazon Leadership Principles) and technical depth. Each interview is 60 minutes long.
It's a long process of interviews as you go through multiple interviews in a single day. The typical process is: 1. Phone screen 2. Technical write-up 3. On-site loop: 2 technical interviews, 3 interviews focused on different Amazon LPs.