Learning opportunity is good.
Good salary.
Work-life balance is bad.
Amazon interviews typically focus on data structures and algorithms, system design, behavioral questions, and domain-specific knowledge. The structure varies depending on the role (software engineer, data scientist, product manager, etc.), but here
The interview process was smooth. In the first round, questions related to arrays and linked lists were asked. The question level was medium-hard. The second round focused on recursion and DP.
Round 1: * Got 2 DSA questions (both on the easy side of medium). * One was based on BFS, and the other on sliding window. * Gave the correct solutions with time complexities. * Had a discussion about my work and the interviewers' work at their com
Amazon interviews typically focus on data structures and algorithms, system design, behavioral questions, and domain-specific knowledge. The structure varies depending on the role (software engineer, data scientist, product manager, etc.), but here
The interview process was smooth. In the first round, questions related to arrays and linked lists were asked. The question level was medium-hard. The second round focused on recursion and DP.
Round 1: * Got 2 DSA questions (both on the easy side of medium). * One was based on BFS, and the other on sliding window. * Gave the correct solutions with time complexities. * Had a discussion about my work and the interviewers' work at their com