The people who work here are often extremely dedicated and smart, and are content with less while doing more. Some of those people are pretty good role models, and in general, everyone is pretty helpful and kind.
Work-life balance depends on the team you are working on. I have seen people who work all their weekends, and I have seen people who barely work their hours.
Also, in general, the company does not invest in its employees much; this is Amazon's frugality at play. You get the bare minimum to get your work done and nothing more, unless you have a very good reason to need it. So, don't expect much in that aspect.
First OA, then 3 virtual onsite rounds. One round was LLD + LPs. Another was a LeetCode-style question. The last round was fully behavioral. The entire process took 2 months.
The interview process was two-stage: * An online coding assessment. * A video interview.
The interview process involved a coding challenge, followed by a call with the recruiter, and finally a virtual on-site interview. The entire process took a total of 3 hours. The virtual on-site interview was mostly coding.
First OA, then 3 virtual onsite rounds. One round was LLD + LPs. Another was a LeetCode-style question. The last round was fully behavioral. The entire process took 2 months.
The interview process was two-stage: * An online coding assessment. * A video interview.
The interview process involved a coding challenge, followed by a call with the recruiter, and finally a virtual on-site interview. The entire process took a total of 3 hours. The virtual on-site interview was mostly coding.