The culture is great, with flexibility. The career path is clear, with specific items to be checked for when employees need guidance on personal development.
The work may not be as exciting, since a lot of building blocks have been pre-built. It will require more proactiveness from the engineer themselves when it comes to career development.
Pretty boring, LeetCode-style questions. Doesn't have anything to do with a job. The funny thing is, Amazon is such a big name nowadays; it acquires lots of companies. So employees don't have to go through their stupid way of interviewing, with BS
First Round - Online Assessment * 2 coding questions * Output and debugging section * Aptitude section Second Round - Technical Interview * Two questions Third Round - Technical + Behavioural Interview * Three questions * Discussion on past inte
I was contacted by Amazon to interview for an SDE position. I completed the assessment and was told that I passed. I was then scheduled for follow-up interviews in three weeks. About a week later, Amazon reached out to cancel the interviews, stating
Pretty boring, LeetCode-style questions. Doesn't have anything to do with a job. The funny thing is, Amazon is such a big name nowadays; it acquires lots of companies. So employees don't have to go through their stupid way of interviewing, with BS
First Round - Online Assessment * 2 coding questions * Output and debugging section * Aptitude section Second Round - Technical Interview * Two questions Third Round - Technical + Behavioural Interview * Three questions * Discussion on past inte
I was contacted by Amazon to interview for an SDE position. I completed the assessment and was told that I passed. I was then scheduled for follow-up interviews in three weeks. About a week later, Amazon reached out to cancel the interviews, stating