The DSA questions were interesting. Q1 was on graphs. Q2 was a Trie-related question for string matching.
For HLD, the topic was a weather reporting app backend.
There was leadership principle emphasis. I feel Amazon should consider removing these questions because a lot of times the answers to these questions are looked up on the internet for scenarios and mugged up instead of answering them with real work experience.
And no one probably would have gone through those scenarios in their day-to-day work.
Problem-solving interview, with the ability to write code on a whiteboard and check the code online right away. Also, a dialogue with the interviewer to understand the problem that will be worked on.
I applied through the Amazon website and it took two weeks to get a reply from them. I got an email with the assignment link and need to complete it within two weeks.
There were four rounds: three technical and one HR. The technical rounds consisted of data structures and algorithms, system design, high-level design, and low-level design. The data structures and low-level design questions were good, and the high-
Problem-solving interview, with the ability to write code on a whiteboard and check the code online right away. Also, a dialogue with the interviewer to understand the problem that will be worked on.
I applied through the Amazon website and it took two weeks to get a reply from them. I got an email with the assignment link and need to complete it within two weeks.
There were four rounds: three technical and one HR. The technical rounds consisted of data structures and algorithms, system design, high-level design, and low-level design. The data structures and low-level design questions were good, and the high-