I nearly doubled my total comp from my previous role.
People are nice. Everyone commiserates together about how much work sucks.
I've nearly tripled my stress related to work from my previous role. I also work more because I have less time off, fewer holidays, and I have to be on call (i.e., within 15 minutes of my laptop at all times) even on weekends and holidays.
Tooling is awful. The company is unbelievably stingy about architecting. Decisions come from on-high without good explanation and are expected to go unchallenged.
Applied in January, OA in February, and the final interview was in June. About half of the final interview (90 minutes) was on leadership principles. I was given two LeetCode questions, both were slight variations of Amazon-tagged questions on Leet
There were 5 stages in total, and I was rejected at the last one. The first stages were Amazon tests, and the last interview included 4 technical discussions and 1 design discussion.
Amazon's hiring process is very long. Firstly, they choose you and after that, send an exam. But I have never passed this exam. I have applied three times and I continue to try. I believe that it can happen one day.
Applied in January, OA in February, and the final interview was in June. About half of the final interview (90 minutes) was on leadership principles. I was given two LeetCode questions, both were slight variations of Amazon-tagged questions on Leet
There were 5 stages in total, and I was rejected at the last one. The first stages were Amazon tests, and the last interview included 4 technical discussions and 1 design discussion.
Amazon's hiring process is very long. Firstly, they choose you and after that, send an exam. But I have never passed this exam. I have applied three times and I continue to try. I believe that it can happen one day.