I learned a lot about proprietary Amazon services and systems.
Was often unguided and had little support.
Do a better job of letting managers know the type of support interns need.
Good. I went in and had to demonstrate my ability to write code. I applied for frontend engineer, and it was mostly writing React components. There were multiple interviews, and each one broke down multiple aspects of questions.
There were 3 or so rounds. The first round was a debug round with easy questions. The second round involved 2 programming questions in your language of choice (I chose Java). The third was a behavioral round. The first three rounds are automated.
Passed the tests and turned down the offer. It was good, hard, and fun. There were multiple rounds; only the first was online. Not much else to say. This requires thirty words, so I am still typing.
Good. I went in and had to demonstrate my ability to write code. I applied for frontend engineer, and it was mostly writing React components. There were multiple interviews, and each one broke down multiple aspects of questions.
There were 3 or so rounds. The first round was a debug round with easy questions. The second round involved 2 programming questions in your language of choice (I chose Java). The third was a behavioral round. The first three rounds are automated.
Passed the tests and turned down the offer. It was good, hard, and fun. There were multiple rounds; only the first was online. Not much else to say. This requires thirty words, so I am still typing.