The tech stack here covers nearly everything, so you can always find something you like to do.
There are lots of teams here, and each different team is like a different small company. Your experience here depends a lot on which team you are assigned to.
Took and passed all test cases for OA. Invited to a 1-hour interview where I was asked specific questions about my resume and a LeetCode Medium problem. Received an offer the week after.
Tough interview from the start, non-friendly, short time, biased from the outset. Key topics covered: * Data structures * Puzzles * Dynamic programming * Soft skills * Amazon Leadership Principles * Design diagrams * API fundamentals * Postman testi
If you're not grinding LeetCode for 10 hours a day, every day, for months or years, you're not going to pass. I don't care what any gurus selling courses say. If you manage to pass this and then get through the bar-raiser, you get to work on-site 5
Took and passed all test cases for OA. Invited to a 1-hour interview where I was asked specific questions about my resume and a LeetCode Medium problem. Received an offer the week after.
Tough interview from the start, non-friendly, short time, biased from the outset. Key topics covered: * Data structures * Puzzles * Dynamic programming * Soft skills * Amazon Leadership Principles * Design diagrams * API fundamentals * Postman testi
If you're not grinding LeetCode for 10 hours a day, every day, for months or years, you're not going to pass. I don't care what any gurus selling courses say. If you manage to pass this and then get through the bar-raiser, you get to work on-site 5