El proceso duró 2 semanas. Acudí a una entrevista en Amazon en may 2022
Entrevista
A little bit about me, I have over 15 years of Customer Success experience and worked at top tech companies in the industry. AWS reached out via LinkedIn and I gave it a shot. To say the whole interview process was nothing short of disappointing is an understatement. First call was with the recruiter who didn’t know anything about the role nor helped prepare for an interview besides the canned emails I received about Amazon code believe, the STAR interview method, etc. second interview was with a hiring manager and one of his CSMS on the team. The hiring manager was dry like a desert and was on mute 90% of the time. The questions were very basic, such as “define a happy question “ “why AWS” etc. during the interview I knew this would not be the place I’d ever want to work for or to report to someone like that. Amazon claims to have a great culture but I can assure you it’s not what it seems like. I’ve interviewed many people and interviewed throughout my career and never ever had a bad experience like that. Their core believes are not much something to worry about. The hiring manager was salty and was offended that I would not bad mouth my current employer. I really thought this would be a better opportunity professionally but am happy to know it was not a good fit for neither of us. Their EGO is so big I’m not surprised they treat candidates with such disgrace
Interview process is lengthy. Starts with a phone interview. Recruiter can be very helpful in the process. The last leg of the interview is a four hour loop. Each hour with different interviewees. They will have a amazon leadership principle and they will ask behavioral questions in relation to that. Don’t repeat stories
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
Tell me about a situation that was full of ambiguity.
Terrible, they said I would be swapped between managers for the first 8 months. No thank you. Total disrespect for my time and the team members involved. Bullet dodged thankfully.
They’re asking for a lot of prep for a role that doesn’t seem to match the pay. For that kind of compensation, the interview should be simpler - maybe just a two-part process with basic questions. That’s what it feels like it’s worth
