The people are great, and the company culture is also good.
Coming out of college, it isn't very exciting to be working on small changes and improvements to workflows, etc., when you're used to building cooler projects from scratch.
Three OAs. One Zoom-like interview. The process was pretty straightforward, but it can get stressful at times, especially when waiting for the next round and final interview. I think the process is the easiest out of any of the FAANG companies.
Only data structure and algorithm questions were asked in the first round. The second round was based on behavioral questions. Amazon principles were also very important and are to be kept in mind while answering in their interview.
I applied online. The process took 3 months. Just an OA with 2 coding questions and an interview which is of 65 min and includes the first 30 min for LPs and the later 35 min for a coding question. The question is very vague.
Three OAs. One Zoom-like interview. The process was pretty straightforward, but it can get stressful at times, especially when waiting for the next round and final interview. I think the process is the easiest out of any of the FAANG companies.
Only data structure and algorithm questions were asked in the first round. The second round was based on behavioral questions. Amazon principles were also very important and are to be kept in mind while answering in their interview.
I applied online. The process took 3 months. Just an OA with 2 coding questions and an interview which is of 65 min and includes the first 30 min for LPs and the later 35 min for a coding question. The question is very vague.