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It is hard to get high-impact work approved and done. Sometimes too much re-organization and too little long-term vision can hurt an organization of substantial size. Mid-management is usually the weak link in the system, constraining innovation, vision, and productivity. The promotion system is kind of broken. We have managers and senior people on the team who made bad decisions about a product, but still got promoted at the exact same time the project was canceled. This just confused everybody about whether promotion has anything to do with people's work.
Give mid-level management more responsibilities to decide production directions, but at the same time, hold them responsible for failures.
I recently interviewed at Amazon. The interview had 5 rounds: 4 technical and 1 behavioral round. The technical rounds mainly focused on algorithms and system design. Most of the questions were taken from "CareerCup" and "Jigar's". There was also a l
After a career fair at my school, I spoke with the Google recruiter. They suggested I apply online within the next few days to be eligible for an on-campus interview in a few weeks. A recruiter contacted me 10 days later for a technical phone screen
Initial Screening Interview (45 min): One LeetCode Hard problem. Onsite Interviews (4 rounds, 45 min each): * 2 rounds: LeetCode Medium problems * 1 round: LeetCode Hard problem * 1 round: Behavioral interview (focus on communication, teamwo
I recently interviewed at Amazon. The interview had 5 rounds: 4 technical and 1 behavioral round. The technical rounds mainly focused on algorithms and system design. Most of the questions were taken from "CareerCup" and "Jigar's". There was also a l
After a career fair at my school, I spoke with the Google recruiter. They suggested I apply online within the next few days to be eligible for an on-campus interview in a few weeks. A recruiter contacted me 10 days later for a technical phone screen
Initial Screening Interview (45 min): One LeetCode Hard problem. Onsite Interviews (4 rounds, 45 min each): * 2 rounds: LeetCode Medium problems * 1 round: LeetCode Hard problem * 1 round: Behavioral interview (focus on communication, teamwo