As with most companies, I'd say that your experience is pretty team dependent. My team (as well as my sister team) was really supportive in providing me with the proper mentorship and resources to succeed during the internship.
The projects are really fun, and I made a ton of friends over the summer, some of whom I still keep in touch with. I think as long as you enter with an open mind for learning and are polite, you'll do fine.
Sometimes the pace was a bit fast, but I was able to learn a lot more due to the fast pace.
It's hard during remote work, but doing more in-person team bonding activities would be fun!
I had the phone screen with Amazon. First was behavioral, about the LPs. Then we went on to a few coding questions, asked with follow-ups. After that, I asked some questions to the interviewer.
I had three rounds. 1. The first round was behavioral, with five to six questions, and each question had two to three follow-ups. 2. The second round included two behavioral questions and a coding exercise. It seemed more like a design round wher
Initial screening with recruiter after a few weeks of applying. The second interview was a few days after. Did not hear back after that. The interview process felt streamlined but very quick.
I had the phone screen with Amazon. First was behavioral, about the LPs. Then we went on to a few coding questions, asked with follow-ups. After that, I asked some questions to the interviewer.
I had three rounds. 1. The first round was behavioral, with five to six questions, and each question had two to three follow-ups. 2. The second round included two behavioral questions and a coding exercise. It seemed more like a design round wher
Initial screening with recruiter after a few weeks of applying. The second interview was a few days after. Did not hear back after that. The interview process felt streamlined but very quick.