Good career progress and total compensation is very competitive.
Their performance management system is the worst in the industry. They rank the employees in an org, and every year they get rid of a percentage from the bottom. The ranking is now done solely by the managers, and there are almost no safeguards or additional checks in place to avoid abuse or misuse. Many inexperienced/incompetent managers end up ranking based on their emotion/perception at the time of the review process, without looking at the data throughout the year.
This horrible process creates unnecessary stress in employees.
Get a transparent way to manage talents. With this reputation, no good engineers will want to work at Amazon anymore.
First interview with HR over the phone, then there is a loop interview with four stages in a row. All communication is via email, and they don't provide open feedback about the process.
There were four interview rounds. The first was an online assessment, followed by a data structures and algorithms (DSA) round. The third focused on low-level design (LLD). Unfortunately, I didn’t progress to the fourth round.
Got an invite for the test for Berlin Location. Gave the test, and just after completing the test, received an invite for the phone screen. Gave the phone screen and got a medium-level DSA question. Gave an approach, but the interviewer asked to solv
First interview with HR over the phone, then there is a loop interview with four stages in a row. All communication is via email, and they don't provide open feedback about the process.
There were four interview rounds. The first was an online assessment, followed by a data structures and algorithms (DSA) round. The third focused on low-level design (LLD). Unfortunately, I didn’t progress to the fourth round.
Got an invite for the test for Berlin Location. Gave the test, and just after completing the test, received an invite for the phone screen. Gave the phone screen and got a medium-level DSA question. Gave an approach, but the interviewer asked to solv