Bagels on Wednesday. Central location. Ok pay. Brown bags. Networking for where to work next. Amazon employees treated like royalty.
Everyone is a contractor pining for FTE roles. The culture rewards brown-nosing over people who are really good for the company.
Managers don't meet their employees consistently one-on-one.
Consequently, they don't know what skills they offer, nor what they're doing.
A lot of work gets thrown away over miscommunication and favoritism.
Also, when real problems arise, they turn to third-party companies to step in because they don't know who internally can get the job done.
The process was straightforward. Questions were about React and Redux. The interviewer was friendly and clear in his questions. Be knowledgeable about their stack and brush up on computer science algorithms and data structures.
One phone interview. Coding submission. It was pretty easy. If you’ve been a senior dev working on JavaScript projects, and your HTML and CSS are solid, you will be fine.
The first round was an HR phone call. They asked me to describe my previous work and why I am a fit for this role. The second round was a video call with the manager. We talked about my past work experiences.
The process was straightforward. Questions were about React and Redux. The interviewer was friendly and clear in his questions. Be knowledgeable about their stack and brush up on computer science algorithms and data structures.
One phone interview. Coding submission. It was pretty easy. If you’ve been a senior dev working on JavaScript projects, and your HTML and CSS are solid, you will be fine.
The first round was an HR phone call. They asked me to describe my previous work and why I am a fit for this role. The second round was a video call with the manager. We talked about my past work experiences.