If you're a new college grad looking forward to a big, new, fancy FAANG job with six figures out of college, then you're in for a fantastic honeymoon period.
After that, you realize the management sees you as a resource in the most literal way possible.
It was very interesting, with LeetCode questions: one medium and one easy. A subarray problem and a heap problem. It was very useful. I thought it was harder than it was.
Questions from GFG were asked during the interview, though I didn't clear the second round. In the first round: * A maximum sum subarray problem was presented. * There was a question involving binary heaps. In the second round, I was asked to desig
First applied through the Amazon website and received an email from a recruiter to set up a call. Followed by a phone interview with the hiring recruiter, then a technical phone interview with two LeetCode Medium questions. Finally, there was a fin
It was very interesting, with LeetCode questions: one medium and one easy. A subarray problem and a heap problem. It was very useful. I thought it was harder than it was.
Questions from GFG were asked during the interview, though I didn't clear the second round. In the first round: * A maximum sum subarray problem was presented. * There was a question involving binary heaps. In the second round, I was asked to desig
First applied through the Amazon website and received an email from a recruiter to set up a call. Followed by a phone interview with the hiring recruiter, then a technical phone interview with two LeetCode Medium questions. Finally, there was a fin