You can learn lots of things about AWS and do experiments there. The infrastructure and internal tools are awesome. You can learn many best practices and have a chance to utilize them.
There is no concrete road map, at least in our organization.
In Japan, you need to focus on the business requirements, which change frequently. Most of the time is spent on communication with our dependencies and/or business partners rather than coding or design.
Compared to technology, communication and/or management skills are more important.
Applied through LinkedIn and was sent a technical assessment a day later. Received automated reminders every few days to complete the assessment. Additionally, received another email from recruitment regarding the assessment, which included helpful
The Amazon technical interview was a straightforward technical interview. It consisted of LeetCode mediums with Dynamic Programming. Some questions were slower to solve than average due to their nature (e.g., trees).
Coding test followed by workflow test. The coding test primarily focused on strings, lists, and arrays. A follow-up interview by phone was scheduled, but I was dropped at this point in the process. Could've been worse overall.
Applied through LinkedIn and was sent a technical assessment a day later. Received automated reminders every few days to complete the assessment. Additionally, received another email from recruitment regarding the assessment, which included helpful
The Amazon technical interview was a straightforward technical interview. It consisted of LeetCode mediums with Dynamic Programming. Some questions were slower to solve than average due to their nature (e.g., trees).
Coding test followed by workflow test. The coding test primarily focused on strings, lists, and arrays. A follow-up interview by phone was scheduled, but I was dropped at this point in the process. Could've been worse overall.