Honestly, I read a lot of reviews about how Amazon is hard to work at and how managers and coworkers can be difficult to work with. Honestly, I had a totally different experience. Everyone was really helpful. My manager was always kind and considerate. Even with projects and on-call, they were very considerate about trying to ease me into everything and not rushing anything onto me. Amazon can be peculiar in certain things, but I think it's for the better.
Haven't faced any cons yet, but I've been here for 3 months only. The 401K isn't the best, but they compensate pretty well otherwise.
Completed a phone screen with a live coding exercise, and then was invited to the final interview. The final round lasted for 6 hours, consisting of 5 one-hour rounds and a one-hour break.
The Amazon interview process was smooth and good. It included one online assessment round, followed by one technical round, and then a final technical + HR round. In the technical + HR round, they asked about their leadership principles.
Very bad interview experience. Don't go for the interview; it's a waste of time. Even if you clear all rounds, they will reject you. I cleared all 5 rounds, and HR confirmed another HR round was pending. Then, I received a system email stating, "G
Completed a phone screen with a live coding exercise, and then was invited to the final interview. The final round lasted for 6 hours, consisting of 5 one-hour rounds and a one-hour break.
The Amazon interview process was smooth and good. It included one online assessment round, followed by one technical round, and then a final technical + HR round. In the technical + HR round, they asked about their leadership principles.
Very bad interview experience. Don't go for the interview; it's a waste of time. Even if you clear all rounds, they will reject you. I cleared all 5 rounds, and HR confirmed another HR round was pending. Then, I received a system email stating, "G