Depends on the team. They should get good work.
Depends on the team, you'll get crappy work.
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.
There was an online coding test that consisted of two questions. In the interview, they asked two coding questions: one was about binary trees, and the other was a simple binary search.
It was a normal DSA round where we had a discussion on the resume and the projects that I had done before, followed by the interview questions. Amazon follows the STAR evaluation principle, so keep that in mind before giving the interview.
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.
There was an online coding test that consisted of two questions. In the interview, they asked two coding questions: one was about binary trees, and the other was a simple binary search.
It was a normal DSA round where we had a discussion on the resume and the projects that I had done before, followed by the interview questions. Amazon follows the STAR evaluation principle, so keep that in mind before giving the interview.