The salary is pretty high. All in all, I was at about $160k/year. Still not worth it.
The culture is awful. If you're a software engineer, I highly suggest you find another job, as there are many more.
I worked in downtown Seattle for an AWS team, and everyone in the building I worked in seemed perpetually depressed. Hours were long (some team members worked 30+ hours straight), and almost all employees were foreigners on H1B visas who were more-or-less forced to put up with the conditions or leave the country.
In addition to this, the internal tooling is really old and outdated, leaving few opportunities to learn cutting-edge technologies, and the developer operations is an extremely mismanaged nightmare.
I've never seen people crying at their desks like some claim to have seen, but nonetheless, this is obviously not a healthy place to work.
I had a standard interview process, which included a coding assessment and then an onsite interview. The whole process took around 3 weeks. I felt like this interview concentrated more on Object-Oriented Design in general.
The hiring process includes an OA, which has one easy and one medium-level LeetCode question. Afterward, I had one interview round where I was asked behavioral questions and one LeetCode medium question.
The initial part was an OA, followed by a 45-minute behavioral/technical interview. I was grilled on the behavioral questions because I did not prepare enough. The technical interview was easy, covering anagrams and zigzag traversal. We coded in a
I had a standard interview process, which included a coding assessment and then an onsite interview. The whole process took around 3 weeks. I felt like this interview concentrated more on Object-Oriented Design in general.
The hiring process includes an OA, which has one easy and one medium-level LeetCode question. Afterward, I had one interview round where I was asked behavioral questions and one LeetCode medium question.
The initial part was an OA, followed by a 45-minute behavioral/technical interview. I was grilled on the behavioral questions because I did not prepare enough. The technical interview was easy, covering anagrams and zigzag traversal. We coded in a