You get exposed to a lot of great code and learn how to learn quickly on your own.
Internships at Amazon are hit or miss. It really just depends on which team you get placed on.
Overall, expect to work many, many hours, not sleep very much, and have limited to no guidance. My assigned mentor ghosted me for weeks, and since it is all virtual, it is really easy to do.
Team reorganization is another thing to worry about, along with a high turnover rate. My manager quit right when I started my internship.
Just in general, you are on your own at Amazon. Don't expect a team experience here; expect a project, meetings you will attend but not be a part of, and little to no guidance.
People who work at Amazon seem to be more about themselves, getting promotions, and mentoring just so they can get promoted. That is just the Amazon way; they just care if you can get the work done.
If you get the job, you get paid well, but you will not have a life. Again, I am sure there are exceptions, but this seems to be the norm.
Easy LeetCode question and two behavioral questions. Remember, LPs are very important to mention in the interview. Also had an OA before with a graph question and some other MCQs.
Pretty straightforward. The first round is an OA (online assessment), which can get pretty hard depending on where you start. After that, make sure you know your leadership principles. Hopefully, you'll hear back for an interview or two. Know your
The OA was very easy. I was rejected after the initial interview. They asked a sorting question and a binary search question in the OA. Both were very easy to solve. Overall, it was a good experience.
Easy LeetCode question and two behavioral questions. Remember, LPs are very important to mention in the interview. Also had an OA before with a graph question and some other MCQs.
Pretty straightforward. The first round is an OA (online assessment), which can get pretty hard depending on where you start. After that, make sure you know your leadership principles. Hopefully, you'll hear back for an interview or two. Know your
The OA was very easy. I was rejected after the initial interview. They asked a sorting question and a binary search question in the OA. Both were very easy to solve. Overall, it was a good experience.