I applied online. I interviewed at Amazon (Berlin) in Nov 2020
Interview
Three rounds of online assessments followed by two technical interviews, which I had to schedule in a specific day, provided by them. That was very uncomfortable for me, as I already had another interview scheduled that day, which I had to move around. The first question was very different from anything I had encountered on Leetcode, but the second technical question was about trees, which you absolutely have to revise beforehand. I rate this a bad experience because my first interviewer was quite offputting and seemed to be trying to get me to make a mistake, instead of trying to assist me in providing a good answer.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
For the non-technical part, I was asked about a situation in which I couldn't meet a deadline.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Amazon (London, England) in Sept 2023
Interview
Technical interview questions on regex similar to easy/medium leetcode questions. Need a good understanding of data structures. Behavioural and cognitive assessments were like most of the other companies that offer summer internships.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Amazon in Dec 2020
Interview
The process started with 3 stages of online tests, including coding and behavioural questions too. The online tests were good, not too hard, enjoyable. Then I was invited to an interview. I could choose from 3 slots, all on the same date, so I asked if there are other dates as well. I was told that those were the only options at that moment, so I replied which one I would like to choose. Then I received an email that all the slots have already been assigned to other candidates, so I will have to wait 1-2 weeks for new slots. I did not receive any further communication from the firm after 3 weeks, so I sent them an email asking whether there are any new slots. I still did not receive any response and 2 weeks later, I got a rejection email. Despite the good online testing part, this turned out to be a very bad experience.