It's a really fun learning culture with great peers.
Most of the cons are really just the flip side to good things. For example, you have a lot of autonomy, and that means you might overcommit.
The first half was a standard interview process. The second half quizzed me on computer architecture, network layering, and AWS-related topics. You were asked in person rather than on paper.
The process started well and appeared to be following everything I had read online about a standard AWS interview. But then, despite what seemed like a very good screening interview, the interview process stopped with no explanation.
The initial recruiter did a poor job explaining what was going to be on the hiring manager interview. Be expected to ace the Solutions Architect Associate Exam before walking into the second interview.
The first half was a standard interview process. The second half quizzed me on computer architecture, network layering, and AWS-related topics. You were asked in person rather than on paper.
The process started well and appeared to be following everything I had read online about a standard AWS interview. But then, despite what seemed like a very good screening interview, the interview process stopped with no explanation.
The initial recruiter did a poor job explaining what was going to be on the hiring manager interview. Be expected to ace the Solutions Architect Associate Exam before walking into the second interview.