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Well, it's Amazon. I am sure there are enough cons. Too big an org, you can get lost if you don't find a mentor who backs you.
One coding round with three questions. Two are easy. The third one is complicated and related to binary trees. Another question is related to disk space allocation. They are a bit complicated but easy to solve.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 months. First round was in person, he said the interview will last only 60mins, started off with my resume and asking about my past experiences, asked some hr related questions with respect
The interview process included about four rounds: * Three for Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) * One for System Design All rounds featured leadership principle questions. The recruiter and interviewers were very friendly. The entire intervi
One coding round with three questions. Two are easy. The third one is complicated and related to binary trees. Another question is related to disk space allocation. They are a bit complicated but easy to solve.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 months. First round was in person, he said the interview will last only 60mins, started off with my resume and asking about my past experiences, asked some hr related questions with respect
The interview process included about four rounds: * Three for Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) * One for System Design All rounds featured leadership principle questions. The recruiter and interviewers were very friendly. The entire intervi