The company is structured and has solid processes for everything.
The company is not accommodating at all. They can put you in difficult, no-win situations.
LeetCode style coding questions, mostly easy to medium. Any language is acceptable. At least one object-oriented question is planned, making Java a bit more convenient for that. More words, words, words, words.
Very long. Four hours of back-to-back interviews in one day. The interview process is with four different teams of two for one hour each. Some of these are systems questions, and some are coding exercises.
It was an old-fashioned Silicon Valley interview: first, a good interview with the hiring manager, then an interview with some jerk peer manager who was forced to "cross-interview" you. Amazon claims to have changed its hiring practices to be a littl
LeetCode style coding questions, mostly easy to medium. Any language is acceptable. At least one object-oriented question is planned, making Java a bit more convenient for that. More words, words, words, words.
Very long. Four hours of back-to-back interviews in one day. The interview process is with four different teams of two for one hour each. Some of these are systems questions, and some are coding exercises.
It was an old-fashioned Silicon Valley interview: first, a good interview with the hiring manager, then an interview with some jerk peer manager who was forced to "cross-interview" you. Amazon claims to have changed its hiring practices to be a littl