Great learning opportunity, good salary.
Work-life balance is more on the work side.
It was a decent experience. Not tough, and easy to crack. It was one of the better opportunities for those fresh out of college. There are also better career opportunities within the organization, as it's one of the biggest in the world.
It starts with coding, algorithms, and data structures. Then it's followed by low-level design, where we need to implement using design patterns and core language data structures. After that, high-level design, where system design will be asked. R
The coding round was challenging but doable. The face-to-face interview was analytical. One must be quick, but again, Amazon chooses the best. Practice DSA problems and have in-depth knowledge of computer organization, neural networks, etc.
It was a decent experience. Not tough, and easy to crack. It was one of the better opportunities for those fresh out of college. There are also better career opportunities within the organization, as it's one of the biggest in the world.
It starts with coding, algorithms, and data structures. Then it's followed by low-level design, where we need to implement using design patterns and core language data structures. After that, high-level design, where system design will be asked. R
The coding round was challenging but doable. The face-to-face interview was analytical. One must be quick, but again, Amazon chooses the best. Practice DSA problems and have in-depth knowledge of computer organization, neural networks, etc.