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Q. What was the Process like for Amazon?

The first round was a test that included some business simulation problems followed by a psychometric test. After the test, there were 2 interview rounds.

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Amazon is one of the most aspired workplaces today. Be it their startup culture, leadership principles or just their products, b-schoolers hope to get an internship with Amazon. In this highly detailed interview, IIM Kozhikode student describes the complex and thorough process that he underwent to get selected for a summer internship and finally get a PPO, with Amazon. Here's how he did it!

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Q. How was your experience working with Amazon?

Amazon was a great learning experience. As an intern you are treated as an employee, the level of responsibilities and expectations push you to work hard. Curiosity is much appreciated and interns are encouraged to connect with managers, senior managers across different teams to learn, proving the overall internship to be incredible learning. My project was a quintessential product manager role where I was responsible for managing a feature of their new product. The project was open-ended and quite challenging.

The working style at Amazon completely revolves around their Leadership Principles and is a bit different from the conventional setting that one might experience in other companies.

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All You Need To Know Before Applying To Amazon

n this video, we have covered Amazon, the $1.7 Trillion Internet Giant, whose market cap is more than the GDP of countries like South Korea, Australia, Spain, Mexico etc. Amazon’s market cap is upwards of $1.7 T and the company’s turnover is north of $386 B (2020). The company has 1.2 M + employees and owns brands like Whole Foods, Ring, Zoox, MGM, Zappos, Twitch etc.So how did Amazon achieve this? How do they make money? Who are they competing with and how can you work with them? All these questions will be answered in this video where we'll analyse Amazon's business model, growth, competition, jobs, and much more

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'What Is It Like To Work For Amazon?’ - Divya Anand, Product Manager At Uber, Ex-Amazon

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