Can be busy, but the work is very focused
Can be busy, but the work is very focused
Plenty of learning and upskilling opportunities.
Get all the AWS certifications if you like.
Colleagues are generally helpful and friendly, and you can get mentorships.
Internal transfers can be requested.
Fully work from home during COVID.
Work can be rather busy at times, especially during the first 3 months of onboarding. Knowing how to prioritize and guard your time is important.
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I found the interview unprofessional. The interviewer sat there eating while I was talking. There was only one person on the video panel. I wasn't asked to talk about my career history, and when I tried to explain who I am, my achievements, and my c
Solution Architect
It was a really tough day, and the entire loop felt like a whole excruciating day. They are extremely rigorous, and it was a very interesting experience. Before the loop, I had to go through two preliminary one-on-one interviews. These were mostly t
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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.
Solution Architect
AustraliaDecember 1, 2021I found the interview unprofessional. The interviewer sat there eating while I was talking. There was only one person on the video panel. I wasn't asked to talk about my career history, and when I tried to explain who I am, my achievements, and my c
Solution Architect
United StatesMay 21, 2022It was a really tough day, and the entire loop felt like a whole excruciating day. They are extremely rigorous, and it was a very interesting experience. Before the loop, I had to go through two preliminary one-on-one interviews. These were mostly t
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Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District, IsraelSeptember 1, 2025Got 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.
