Get to work on an awesome product. Great managers and coworkers. Get to work on industry-leading tech with challenging problems. Good company culture.
Amazon does not pay as well as other big 5 tech companies. Bureaucracy can slow things down.
I was contacted through LinkedIn. They invited me to apply, so I did. I had a first screen phone call, then I was sent an online test about some algorithms. After that, they invited me to four 1:1, one-hour on-site interviews. The recruiter and the
There was a recruiter call first, followed by two technical phone screens with two different engineers. I didn't make it to the onsite interviews. I thought the interviews went fine, but I received a standard rejection email from the recruiter.
Very straightforward, much like you would expect. I spoke with a recruiter about my experience, and then had a phone screen with an engineer. The engineer asked about my background and some of my experience, and then had me work on a technical ques
I was contacted through LinkedIn. They invited me to apply, so I did. I had a first screen phone call, then I was sent an online test about some algorithms. After that, they invited me to four 1:1, one-hour on-site interviews. The recruiter and the
There was a recruiter call first, followed by two technical phone screens with two different engineers. I didn't make it to the onsite interviews. I thought the interviews went fine, but I received a standard rejection email from the recruiter.
Very straightforward, much like you would expect. I spoke with a recruiter about my experience, and then had a phone screen with an engineer. The engineer asked about my background and some of my experience, and then had me work on a technical ques