It's a very fast-moving and challenging environment. I learned a lot in the last year compared to probably two to three years in my previous companies. I am glad I chose Amazon over others.
Getting promoted in a managerial role is an uphill battle compared to other companies, as far as I've heard.
The interview was organized in a couple of steps: * The Phone Interview * The Onsite Interview There were also a couple of prep calls in between, where they gave instructions on how to prepare for the interview itself.
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
A recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. There was an initial 30-minute screening with the recruiter, followed by a 1-hour interview with the hiring manager. This was then followed by a "virtual onsite" which consisted of 5 one-hour interviews in a si
The interview was organized in a couple of steps: * The Phone Interview * The Onsite Interview There were also a couple of prep calls in between, where they gave instructions on how to prepare for the interview itself.
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
A recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. There was an initial 30-minute screening with the recruiter, followed by a 1-hour interview with the hiring manager. This was then followed by a "virtual onsite" which consisted of 5 one-hour interviews in a si