You work on large problems of high scalability and impact at Amazon. Working hours and WFH policy are quite flexible in these times. You work with a lot of smart people that are willing to help you succeed.
Classic Bay Area perks, such as free food, are not there if you care about that.
It was simple. There was a screening followed by a technical screening. The tech screen involved LeetCode, specifically the "Number of Islands" problem. Some behavioral "learnings and perspectives" questions were also asked as follow-ups. The recr
Started with an online coding challenge. It was 90 minutes long and had two questions. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to finish the challenge within the time limit. There were also a couple of behavioral questions. Overall, it felt not worth the time.
It's hard to schedule and confirm. I get emails and calls every day, but when I schedule, no one confirms. The technical phone screen has two parts: * Leadership principles * Coding How many words do I need?
It was simple. There was a screening followed by a technical screening. The tech screen involved LeetCode, specifically the "Number of Islands" problem. Some behavioral "learnings and perspectives" questions were also asked as follow-ups. The recr
Started with an online coding challenge. It was 90 minutes long and had two questions. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to finish the challenge within the time limit. There were also a couple of behavioral questions. Overall, it felt not worth the time.
It's hard to schedule and confirm. I get emails and calls every day, but when I schedule, no one confirms. The technical phone screen has two parts: * Leadership principles * Coding How many words do I need?