Solid culture and leadership principles. It's in our DNA. Lots of smart and passionate people. Most, if not all, decisions are backed by data.
Very supportive tooling and processes help to make it easier to do meticulous managerial tasks (promotion & performance reviews).
Great opportunities to make impacts at all levels.
Basically the same as advertised: Leadership Principles, some coding, etc. People management questions also covered how you grew folks and how you handled low performers. Overall, a pretty typical FAANG interview.
A headhunter reached out and scheduled an interview. It was pretty straightforward, with a first interview, followed by a second and third. All interviews were conducted online with a variety of people, including the hiring manager and members of the
Three rounds of interviews. In-depth technical questions and system design exercises. One interview with the hiring manager. Two rounds with other leaders at Amazon who were not related to the hiring team. The two interviews without the hiring man
Basically the same as advertised: Leadership Principles, some coding, etc. People management questions also covered how you grew folks and how you handled low performers. Overall, a pretty typical FAANG interview.
A headhunter reached out and scheduled an interview. It was pretty straightforward, with a first interview, followed by a second and third. All interviews were conducted online with a variety of people, including the hiring manager and members of the
Three rounds of interviews. In-depth technical questions and system design exercises. One interview with the hiring manager. Two rounds with other leaders at Amazon who were not related to the hiring team. The two interviews without the hiring man