Amazon is a great place to start, as they offer multiple positions and places around the globe.
Personally, I think they pay, and labor are a bit excessive.
Flexible with hours to keep employees happy.
After an initial coding assessment on HackerRank, I had six rounds of interviews: * Two coding rounds * Two behavioral rounds * Two system design rounds The process was long, but not too bad. The issue arose with the recruiters afterward, as
The interview process included a phone interview, coding assessments, and a simulated work flow experience. The phone interview was great. The assessments were long, felt unrealistic and impersonal, and were more like a high school test than an int
I applied online and completed three rounds of online assessments. After weeks of no response, even though I passed the assessments, I attended a career day. There, I spoke with a recruiter about scheduling the next steps.
After an initial coding assessment on HackerRank, I had six rounds of interviews: * Two coding rounds * Two behavioral rounds * Two system design rounds The process was long, but not too bad. The issue arose with the recruiters afterward, as
The interview process included a phone interview, coding assessments, and a simulated work flow experience. The phone interview was great. The assessments were long, felt unrealistic and impersonal, and were more like a high school test than an int
I applied online and completed three rounds of online assessments. After weeks of no response, even though I passed the assessments, I attended a career day. There, I spoke with a recruiter about scheduling the next steps.