Great Learn, Tough Balance
Great Learn, Tough Balance
A really good early career opportunity to jumpstart in tech and learn a lot, if you use your time wisely.
Some teams have poor work-life balance and unsteady work hours. For example, I had coworkers that started work way later than others, and it was harder to collaborate. Collaborating with international teams with huge time differences is also a norm.
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Amazon Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
The first-round interview consisted of behavioral and technical questions. The behavioral questions focused on past experiences, and they asked standard LeetCode-style questions. Be sure to prepare thoroughly for the behavioral portion, as follow-u
Software Engineer
Very professional and challenging questions. It was hard luck, but a great learning experience for me. Questions from various topics like trees, BST, DP, graphs, and other DSA topics were asked.
Software Engineer
The interview was divided into two parts: An online assessment in two phases and an interview, also divided into two phases. The most difficult part was, of course, the interview, which was very technical, but still manageable.
Software Engineer
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United StatesJune 6, 2023The first-round interview consisted of behavioral and technical questions. The behavioral questions focused on past experiences, and they asked standard LeetCode-style questions. Be sure to prepare thoroughly for the behavioral portion, as follow-u
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2023Very professional and challenging questions. It was hard luck, but a great learning experience for me. Questions from various topics like trees, BST, DP, graphs, and other DSA topics were asked.
Software Engineer
ItalyJanuary 20, 2022The interview was divided into two parts: An online assessment in two phases and an interview, also divided into two phases. The most difficult part was, of course, the interview, which was very technical, but still manageable.
