In summary, AWS is a great place to work for graduates newly coming out of college or those who are still in college.
You are able to learn and grow massively in no time.
Too many things to learn if you are not a big fan of learning a lot of things.
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Very detailed, thorough, and process-oriented. Good, structured interviews. People are very thorough. You are interviewed on your skills and strengths. Be prepared to know what is on your resume and attest to it with relevant data points.
The recruiter reached out, and we had a quick 30-minute conversation. I was then sent the assessment and subsequently a rejection letter. The letter did not state the results of the assessment but rather indicated they had found another candidate. Th
I submitted my resume. Recruiter Screen: Basics about my resume and experience. HM interview: Behavioural questions, "Tell me about yourself." Peer interview: Technical. 6 rounds on-site: Mix of behavioural and technical.
Very detailed, thorough, and process-oriented. Good, structured interviews. People are very thorough. You are interviewed on your skills and strengths. Be prepared to know what is on your resume and attest to it with relevant data points.
The recruiter reached out, and we had a quick 30-minute conversation. I was then sent the assessment and subsequently a rejection letter. The letter did not state the results of the assessment but rather indicated they had found another candidate. Th
I submitted my resume. Recruiter Screen: Basics about my resume and experience. HM interview: Behavioural questions, "Tell me about yourself." Peer interview: Technical. 6 rounds on-site: Mix of behavioural and technical.