@@michaelgeng3151 No. It was not onsite Michael. I applied for the L4 Field Quality Assurance position. My interview was done through Amazon Chime. My first interview was with an L6 Program Manager. The second was with an L4 Senior HR Manager.
@@michaelgeng3151 Please Michael..... have stories to tell them. Also, study the 14 Amazon Leadership Principles. They'll hit you with at least one or two of them. And remember to use the STAR method. And at the end when they ask do you have any questions, ask something pertaining to the position.
@ Dameon Christopher Johnson I have a L4 level operation manager interview coming week. What should I prepare for the behaviour round interview? I m aware about the fourteen principles, but confused will I be asked to demonstrate those principles Or correlate the principles with my previous experience. Please help!!!
@@debjanichatterjee908 Congrats on your upcoming interview for L4 Ops manager. No... you will not be asked to demonstrate any leadership principles. The behavioral round will mostly be questions pertaining to your experience in your current or past positions. Personally, I think the behavioral questions were easy. The leadership principles question is what caught me off guard because it's 14 of them but you don't know which one they'll ask. Plus now, starting in 2020 they've started doing the interviews via Amazon Chime Video. So, they wanna be able to see you, how you respond and your body language. Anyway, I'm sure you'll ace the interview. Good luck!!!
I learned AWS and I got no experience in it.I am looking to work on some real life problems but I don't know where to do it from.Could you please help me with this?
@@eon001 Did all the things... They told me what the next steps were and what to do. And were very excited. I also had 2 internal sponsors in AWS who were super keen to get me on. Then, i got a rejection email with no reasons. But all good, ended up going to a start up company and loving it!
Hi Frank, thanks for putting this great video for us who aspire to have careers with big companies like Amazon. I wanted to understand though what are the heavily used programming languages at Amazon? Thanks.
Hi Frank, I had an phone interview for a position at Amazon and the interviewer told me that will call me in about 20 days for a onsite interview, Is it normal time to wait for onsite interview?
I flopped my late interview at Amazon. I've had 3 interviews over the fat 4 years, so my CV must be appealing. I'm just not clicking in the final stage for some reason.
@@ashishthapamagar9166 I think it has more to do with my experience and the field I applied for. I'm a Data Center engineer with 10 years experience at a pretty big company and it attracted attention. I've had 2 Google interviews and Facebook interview too.
#Reverse words in a string, trying it in python. st = "Hey What is up with you Brother" st_list=st.split() i = len(st_list) -1 new_st = '' while i >=0: add = str(st_list[i]) new_st = new_st+ add + ' ' i=i-1 print(new_st) Output: Brother you with up is What Hey
Tip, might be important to know how large of a string you are going to reverse. Might be best if the length is extreme but known to split it amung nodes at offsets or use another method so node at end becomes beginning ect.. and then returns its results to the string
You have an excellent cadence to your speaking style. It makes it easy to understand and follow. Thanks for your advice!
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I really enjoyed watching this video.
I think the tips and advice you give here standout and are not generic
I have an interview for an L4 position this week. Thanks for the tips.
Was it onsite? I have onsite L4 soon, any tips?
@@michaelgeng3151 No. It was not onsite Michael. I applied for the L4 Field Quality Assurance position. My interview was done through Amazon Chime. My first interview was with an L6 Program Manager. The second was with an L4 Senior HR Manager.
@@michaelgeng3151 Please Michael..... have stories to tell them. Also, study the 14 Amazon Leadership Principles. They'll hit you with at least one or two of them. And remember to use the STAR method. And at the end when they ask do you have any questions, ask something pertaining to the position.
@ Dameon Christopher Johnson I have a L4 level operation manager interview coming week. What should I prepare for the behaviour round interview? I m aware about the fourteen principles, but confused will I be asked to demonstrate those principles Or correlate the principles with my previous experience. Please help!!!
@@debjanichatterjee908 Congrats on your upcoming interview for L4 Ops manager. No... you will not be asked to demonstrate any leadership principles. The behavioral round will mostly be questions pertaining to your experience in your current or past positions. Personally, I think the behavioral questions were easy. The leadership principles question is what caught me off guard because it's 14 of them but you don't know which one they'll ask. Plus now, starting in 2020 they've started doing the interviews via Amazon Chime Video. So, they wanna be able to see you, how you respond and your body language. Anyway, I'm sure you'll ace the interview. Good luck!!!
Very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you very much for share these tips.
you are the legend Sir, explained everything perfectly, thank you very much highly appreciated
I learned AWS and I got no experience in it.I am looking to work on some real life problems but I don't know where to do it from.Could you please help me with this?
Cool!
Cheers dude! Interview tomorrow, so this helps.
How did you do?
@@eon001 Did all the things... They told me what the next steps were and what to do. And were very excited. I also had 2 internal sponsors in AWS who were super keen to get me on. Then, i got a rejection email with no reasons. But all good, ended up going to a start up company and loving it!
@@DingleBerryMTB Awesome. Congrats.
Hi Frank, thanks for putting this great video for us who aspire to have careers with big companies like Amazon. I wanted to understand though what are the heavily used programming languages at Amazon? Thanks.
Hi Frank, I had an phone interview for a position at Amazon and the interviewer told me that will call me in about 20 days for a onsite interview, Is it normal time to wait for onsite interview?
Good info. Thank you
Thank you !
I flopped my late interview at Amazon. I've had 3 interviews over the fat 4 years, so my CV must be appealing. I'm just not clicking in the final stage for some reason.
Can you share some resume tips?
@@ashishthapamagar9166 I think it has more to do with my experience and the field I applied for. I'm a Data Center engineer with 10 years experience at a pretty big company and it attracted attention. I've had 2 Google interviews and Facebook interview too.
#Reverse words in a string, trying it in python.
st = "Hey What is up with you Brother"
st_list=st.split()
i = len(st_list) -1
new_st = ''
while i >=0:
add = str(st_list[i])
new_st = new_st+ add + ' '
i=i-1
print(new_st)
Output: Brother you with up is What Hey
tokens = st.split()[::-1]
reversed_st = ' '.join(tokens)
print(reversed_st)
Tip, might be important to know how large of a string you are going to reverse. Might be best if the length is extreme but known to split it amung nodes at offsets or use another method so node at end becomes beginning ect.. and then returns its results to the string
But obviously ask for clarity as "keep it simple stupid "
Reversing DNA sequence of wheat on a single core VS multiple vs reversing "hello world"
Frank, good info.
Do you know anything about the loss prevention interviewing process? I have applied for that position. Any help would be appreciated
Im looking for the same assistance I have my first phone interview Monday and could use some tips and advice
@@alexperruccio1488 I could use some tips as well on the phone interview for a Data Engineer... Thank you
Hi, how did it go? I have mine next week and I am really interested to know more about the process. Thanks :)
I'll take a shower before I start my online interviews.
print numbers from 1 to 100....program
int min = 1;
int max = 100;
Console.WriteLine(min);
for (int i=1;i
Modulo is the answer by the way. 😑
These have nothing to do with Amazon interviews and just generic advice. Misleading title. Explains "Ex" Amazon manager it seems.
one third of raters disliked this video! is there a reason for that??