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The bar: Working solution with clear reasoning, plus strong STAR stories mapped to the leadership principles.

The bar raiser can single-handedly reject. Treat the behavioural half as equally weighted.

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Early days. Work the Amazon sheet in order and let the planner pace you.

The loop
  1. 1
    Online assessment

    Two problems in 90 minutes plus a work simulation and behavioural survey.

  2. 2
    Loop round 1

    Coding plus leadership principles. Roughly half the time goes to behavioural.

  3. 3
    Loop round 2

    Coding and low level design, often around an Amazon-flavoured scenario.

  4. 4
    Bar raiser

    An interviewer from outside the team with veto power. Heaviest on leadership principles.

What actually matters here
  • Prepare twelve to fifteen STAR stories. Half your loop is behavioural and it sinks more candidates than the coding does.
  • The online assessment repeats a small set of themes: heaps, BFS on grids, and sorting with a custom comparator.
  • Say the leadership principle out loud when you answer, for example this is customer obsession because.
  • Optimal is preferred but a clean working solution with good communication clears the bar.
  • Expect a low level design question such as a parking lot or an order system.
Difficulty mix they ask
25% easy60% medium15% hard
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Amazon sheet

Ordered by how much this company cares about the topic, then by how often the problem appears.

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The core set for this company.
465 reported by candidates
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EHashing
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MHeap / Priority Queue
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HHeap / Priority Queue
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MHeap / Priority Queue
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MHeap / Priority Queue
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MTwo Pointers
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HTwo Pointers
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MDesign (LLD)
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HGraphs
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MHeap / Priority Queue
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EDynamic Programming
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MDynamic Programming