I get to know exactly how to make decisions, thanks to the clear leadership principles. If I am in doubt, I just follow them. No one can argue with you on following the leadership principles.
Great managers for me so far. Great compensation. Great stock options. Great healthcare.
I love the downtown city campus.
Great work-life balance.
I work on relatively cool stuff. My work affects millions.
Amazon products are sometimes not cutting edge. They are value-priced, which can sometimes suck for an employee working at a less cool company.
Some teams tend to be siloed. Try not to get siloed.
Not as many employee benefits.
Make the company cool again with market-leading products, even if it's not profitable. It's the market perception that gets the top talent.
Got an online assessment. It took me 3.5 hours and asked about Amazon values and questions about networking and Linux. If you have good IT fundamentals and decent reasoning skills, you should be fine.
1. Resume selected by the recruiter 2. 2-3 hours online technical and non-technical assessment 3. Phone interview (technical and non-technical, video call) 4. Loop interview (5 x 1-hour interviews)
It went quite well. The interviewer was very kind and accommodating. They asked expected and sensible questions. It was a very great interview. The interviewers were very professional and friendly. They were awesome.
Got an online assessment. It took me 3.5 hours and asked about Amazon values and questions about networking and Linux. If you have good IT fundamentals and decent reasoning skills, you should be fine.
1. Resume selected by the recruiter 2. 2-3 hours online technical and non-technical assessment 3. Phone interview (technical and non-technical, video call) 4. Loop interview (5 x 1-hour interviews)
It went quite well. The interviewer was very kind and accommodating. They asked expected and sensible questions. It was a very great interview. The interviewers were very professional and friendly. They were awesome.