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As explained lower in the thread, I should have given more context to my offhand remark. Since I can't edit the post itself, here's the context: I say fallback
by no_wizard 4y ago
As explained lower in the thread, I should have given more context to my offhand remark. Since I can't edit the post itself, here's the context:
I say fallback in the sense that I felt confident I could interview there and apply without much friction. I got alot of LinkedIn invites from recruiters - typically once a week - for over a year.
I also don't believe the interview is "easy", but it felt available and I'm someone who - even for companies that don't crazy rigorous hiring practices - goes really deep before any interview, reading many weeks in advance worth of stuff about the company and their hiring process, learning etc. I practice alot, so I felt like I could do well with the Amazon interview. In fact, I did one once before and it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be, it just didn't work out at the time for me to join and I had to pass on the opportunity.
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