There was competitive pay. It was nice work, and it was a good team to work with.
There was little to no work-life balance.
I was contacted by a recruiter and asked to interview for Amazon, as they were hiring for several locations. The recruiter explained that the interview process would involve a minimum of four rounds, excluding the initial phone interview and online a
The last step was a 5-hour process talking to different leadership at team and department levels. Two of the sessions were open Q&A about past work. Two were for coding exercises.
Here's an approximate timeline: * Early July: Submitted application * Early August: Completed online assessment * Mid-August: Set up interview with recruiter * Early September: Interview * Mid-September: Accepted job offer
I was contacted by a recruiter and asked to interview for Amazon, as they were hiring for several locations. The recruiter explained that the interview process would involve a minimum of four rounds, excluding the initial phone interview and online a
The last step was a 5-hour process talking to different leadership at team and department levels. Two of the sessions were open Q&A about past work. Two were for coding exercises.
Here's an approximate timeline: * Early July: Submitted application * Early August: Completed online assessment * Mid-August: Set up interview with recruiter * Early September: Interview * Mid-September: Accepted job offer