A good place to learn and develop yourself.
No cons. Experience working at Amazon is more important.
The interview was very easy. You just need basic testing knowledge and coding skills to crack the technical round. Learn Amazon Leadership Principles. They really help in the managerial round where questions related to them will be asked.
Very friendly interview. I had two rounds: DSA and DSA with implementation. You only need to focus on DSA, no matter what programming language you know. I wrote in Java, and your background doesn't matter either.
3 rounds. 2 technical + 1 bar raiser. In technical rounds, they generally ask DSA, but if you are unlucky, they will ask an OOPS implementation question. In bar raiser rounds, they generally ask situation-based questions.
The interview was very easy. You just need basic testing knowledge and coding skills to crack the technical round. Learn Amazon Leadership Principles. They really help in the managerial round where questions related to them will be asked.
Very friendly interview. I had two rounds: DSA and DSA with implementation. You only need to focus on DSA, no matter what programming language you know. I wrote in Java, and your background doesn't matter either.
3 rounds. 2 technical + 1 bar raiser. In technical rounds, they generally ask DSA, but if you are unlucky, they will ask an OOPS implementation question. In bar raiser rounds, they generally ask situation-based questions.