The company is great to work in.
There are no cons I can think of.
Round 1: 50% Behavioral Questions (BQ) to 50% Technical Questions (TQ) The TQ for this round seemed to focus more on programming fundamentals, like Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and your comfort level with syntax. Round 2: 100% TQ Round 3: 100
The Amazon interview process consists of LeetCode-style questions on their platform. The interviews are very long and difficult. I encountered LeetCode medium and hard difficulty questions, and the interviewers were difficult to understand.
First round with HR screening: 2 LeetCode questions, then HR manager screening, then the loop which consists of 4 interviews, each an hour long. The 4 interview questions they asked were: * Three medium LeetCode questions * One system design intervi
Round 1: 50% Behavioral Questions (BQ) to 50% Technical Questions (TQ) The TQ for this round seemed to focus more on programming fundamentals, like Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and your comfort level with syntax. Round 2: 100% TQ Round 3: 100
The Amazon interview process consists of LeetCode-style questions on their platform. The interviews are very long and difficult. I encountered LeetCode medium and hard difficulty questions, and the interviewers were difficult to understand.
First round with HR screening: 2 LeetCode questions, then HR manager screening, then the loop which consists of 4 interviews, each an hour long. The 4 interview questions they asked were: * Three medium LeetCode questions * One system design intervi