I had a fantastic experience working at Amazon. The company has a culture of innovation and continuous improvement that encouraged me to take on new challenges and learn new skills.
While Amazon is known for its innovation, fast-paced work environment, and extensive employee benefits, there are also some potential drawbacks to working for the company. Here are some cons to consider:
Interview for university recruitment. There was an OTA with two questions, followed by some behavioral questions. This was followed by an interview with a hiring manager. The interview was mostly a chat about Amazon, with one or two questions about
Received an interview call from Amazon HR via LinkedIn, though I was rejected from the first coding round. There were three sections: 1. Two coding questions: Both were on dynamic programming, arrays, hash maps, and strings. This section took around
The exam was based on various LeetCode-type questions. I suggest studying beforehand using the LeetCode website to get familiar with those types of problem-solving questions. I found the exam to be quite challenging without studying.
Interview for university recruitment. There was an OTA with two questions, followed by some behavioral questions. This was followed by an interview with a hiring manager. The interview was mostly a chat about Amazon, with one or two questions about
Received an interview call from Amazon HR via LinkedIn, though I was rejected from the first coding round. There were three sections: 1. Two coding questions: Both were on dynamic programming, arrays, hash maps, and strings. This section took around
The exam was based on various LeetCode-type questions. I suggest studying beforehand using the LeetCode website to get familiar with those types of problem-solving questions. I found the exam to be quite challenging without studying.