The good learning curve at Amazon.
Very bad work-life balance. The interview experience is also very bad.
The interviewer was friendly and helpful. There was a strict time limit and two DSA questions, with an introduction where the interviewer asked about my projects, my tech stack, and my background.
Not bad; it went alright. DP was asked in both of my technical interviews. I'm looking forward to the result still. Prepare graphs, trees, and DP. Greedy is also something Amazon focuses on.
In the first round, we were asked to write code for a stack in C++. After that, for the shortlisted candidates from the first round, a second round was conducted. Questions were asked about designing software, specifically High-Level Design (HLD) a
The interviewer was friendly and helpful. There was a strict time limit and two DSA questions, with an introduction where the interviewer asked about my projects, my tech stack, and my background.
Not bad; it went alright. DP was asked in both of my technical interviews. I'm looking forward to the result still. Prepare graphs, trees, and DP. Greedy is also something Amazon focuses on.
In the first round, we were asked to write code for a stack in C++. After that, for the shortlisted candidates from the first round, a second round was conducted. Questions were asked about designing software, specifically High-Level Design (HLD) a