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I recommend going through their recruiting process once to experience the ridiculousness, get the free lunch, talk to some folks. I wouldn't want to work for th
by barbazoo 5y ago
I recommend going through their recruiting process once to experience the ridiculousness, get the free lunch, talk to some folks. I wouldn't want to work for them though. For me, once I started working for an organization that actually tries to make the world a better place, actually living by real values, respecting employees, offering true work life balance, it's hard to ever consider a place like Amazon, it feels so foreign to me now.
- stliu 5y agookay where’d you find that??
- pllbnk 5y agoI have gone through their recruiting process. It was very well organized and I enjoyed speaking with everyone involved. The developers and the managers I have spoke to were all nice people and I had good chemistry with everyone. I guess it depends on whom you are speaking to, as well as the location and department you are interviewing for. I ended up rejecting the offer but for different reasons.
- barbazoo 5y agoIt is well organized but basically a box ticking exercise (corporate values) with what I think are not very realistic or even creative whiteboard exercises. Everyone I've interacted with was very respectful but it's obvious that they go through tons of developers and therefore conducting an insane amount of interviews aimed at minimizing false positive hires. Not very inspiring, that's all I meant.