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Pollyanna posted:Somehow Amazon is at least passingly interested in me (I have no idea why), so they want to set up a phone/online interview to cover "coding, data structures, and operating systems fundamentals, as well as design questions". I have no idea what this will cover and I'm not exactly expecting to pass it, but has anyone done Amazon's phone screens? What do they usually cover? Have you read CTCI? I don't remember exactly which phone screen question I was asked for Amazon but it was probably directly from it. My general impression is that phone screen questions are usually easier than the ones asked on site. You're probably putting too much emphasis on the fact that you're not qualified for an interview when it's really just a matter of preparation. Big 4 style interviews are basically a game and you can get a big leg up just by studying.
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Good Will Hrunting posted:I mean yeah, this is what I planned on. 10:30 - 5 instead of 9:30-6. Muting Slack and Email notifications in after hours. Leaving tasks for the next day instead of staying until 6:30 on a Friday afternoon when my entire office has already left for a company sponsored happy hour. Honestly, other than working less than 8 hours you probably should have already been doing those things. Companies will happily let you work extra time and aren't likely to reward you for it.
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