Always best in the IT.
There are no cons, as I've seen ever.
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.
It was a LeetCode question. One was a medium array-type question, and another was a graph-based question using DFS. I first went with the brute force and then the optimal solution. The interviewer was very calm and gave hints.
I applied through college or university. The interview process begins with an initial Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) screening round, where candidates are required to solve two distinct coding problems. This is directly followed by a second Te
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.
It was a LeetCode question. One was a medium array-type question, and another was a graph-based question using DFS. I first went with the brute force and then the optimal solution. The interviewer was very calm and gave hints.
I applied through college or university. The interview process begins with an initial Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) screening round, where candidates are required to solve two distinct coding problems. This is directly followed by a second Te