I've been onboarding for about three months now, and everyone has been incredibly engaged and helpful.
Little cultish, in the "peculiar" way of working, but it seems to be successful.
The interview was not too hard. The interviewer spent a lot of time speaking on behavior. Technical questions were asked. The reviewer was friendly. At the end, the interviewer spent a lot of time asking questions, and it turned into a pretty fri
I applied online and had two interviews via computer, one of them in English. The final stage was at the Amazon office in SP (outside my state). The reception was excellent. The questions require prior preparation, but do not demand rote memorizat
The process involves 5 stages and requires a lot of prep work. You might still not be selected late in the interview process. It's very Amazon-centric, with little focus on the people behind the company. However, you feel that it's still a good pla
The interview was not too hard. The interviewer spent a lot of time speaking on behavior. Technical questions were asked. The reviewer was friendly. At the end, the interviewer spent a lot of time asking questions, and it turned into a pretty fri
I applied online and had two interviews via computer, one of them in English. The final stage was at the Amazon office in SP (outside my state). The reception was excellent. The questions require prior preparation, but do not demand rote memorizat
The process involves 5 stages and requires a lot of prep work. You might still not be selected late in the interview process. It's very Amazon-centric, with little focus on the people behind the company. However, you feel that it's still a good pla