Good tech stack. Lots to learn if you can survive, although it's doubtful.
Extreme work conditions. Extremely tight deadlines. You are expected to deliver two weeks of work in one week. You are expected to work 15+ hours and deliver, along with weekends. No regard and respect for employees. Not sustainable at all for anyone sane. You will be over-burdened with work most of the time. No concept of work-life balance. Overpopulated place. Nobody has time to chit-chat. Grilling machine. If you're not overworked, you're a waste of resource. Working on weekends is the norm at Amazon.
Give a damn about employees.
The entire process took approximately 2.5 months, with one round rescheduled. OA - Two questions (Medium/Hard) Round 1: DSA Round 2: LLD Round 3: HLD/HM Round 4: Bar raiser Leadership principles went well. Interviewer started with 2 Sum in an uns
First was the OA, then screening, then 3 rounds of DSA with leadership principles. Basic DSA was asked, like coin change DP, and basic system designs were asked.
This is basically the first round. It was a bit tough, as they asked you about your work. Then, they asked about the tradeoffs you made and the impact of those tradeoffs. Following that, came the coding question.
The entire process took approximately 2.5 months, with one round rescheduled. OA - Two questions (Medium/Hard) Round 1: DSA Round 2: LLD Round 3: HLD/HM Round 4: Bar raiser Leadership principles went well. Interviewer started with 2 Sum in an uns
First was the OA, then screening, then 3 rounds of DSA with leadership principles. Basic DSA was asked, like coin change DP, and basic system designs were asked.
This is basically the first round. It was a bit tough, as they asked you about your work. Then, they asked about the tradeoffs you made and the impact of those tradeoffs. Following that, came the coding question.