Amazon Front End Interview Prep | Software Engineer

In this video, I discuss how I prepared for my Amazon Interview in New York.

I ended up receiving an offer for a Front End Engineer II position, which I accepted. This type of preparation would be the same regardless of any company I applied for. Hope this helps!

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Tags: #amazoninterview #amazoninterviewtips #amazonsoftwareengineer

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DISCLAIMER 2: This is how I prepare in general for my interviews but everyone's situation will not exactly be like mine. Please consider other alternatives if best suited for you.

[dancewithzinnia]

please create a series for Front End FAANG Interview Prep series - covering topics you shared like leetcode then js then html + css. Or maybe in general high level. will really help the community and I love your work👍

[dylanwoo-]

Thanks! It's really help to map out the solution for preparing the interview. I had been struggling a lot from it.

[sxhmkoul]

Finally a resourceful video with no BS. Loved it.

[jenniferignacio]

My interview with Amazon is in a week and half - thank you so much for your insight!

[scottcook]

Great tips! Seven years in and still learning 🤙

[casanoa]

This was truly helpful. I started teaching myself code March 2019 and graduated from bootcamp during COVID. I find this video while currently interviewing for amazing roles. I have been doing a bit less than what you described in this video and I see the areas I could work on starting now. Thank you for raising the bar for me and I appreciate the transparency you provide.

[JovyFlagg-jd]

I have the phone interview tomorrow after passing my coding assessment 2 weeks ago. This was really helpful! Thanks.

[creatingwithcode]

Solid! Thanks so much for sharing of yourself and experience. This is so helpful.

[thomasalanstevens]

Saving this video for later when I'm ready to interview! Love the content!!!

[miaw]

Thank you thank you! This is super helpful. Will be using your tips to prepare for my interview.

[AkashSharma-oeno]

I just got rejected based on a behavioral round of interview, should never take it for granted. But good learning for me, Thanks for this video :+1:

[TheAtticus]

Awesome content! Thanks for sharing, and congrats on making it to FAANG 😉

[abhijeethganji]

The best video ever, thank you so much !!

[BonkersGameplay]

I have my amazon interview today and I'm dropping it. They won't let you reapply for 6 months if you don't do well enough. The problem is that interviewing and working are two different things. I have 5 years of experience but I am not super good at leetcode or telling you how things work behind the scenes. A baker knows how to make amazing cakes but likely doesn't know the first thing about harvesting and processing wheat into cake flour. Do you need to know exactly how indexing works in a database or just that it makes things faster? I feel like I need to over-level before even bothering with Amazon.

[TazExprez]

Great video! Thanks a lot for this wonderful advice!

[CodingAfterThirty]

Great video. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[ab]

Thank you so much, your video is super helpful.

[letgabeequaltrue]

Great video. One thing I don't think most front end noobs realize if part of front end development is making the UI look good. I know when I first started I just wanted to learn Javascript until I created my first site and it looked like crap.

[janbock]

Cheers for the vid, very well put together. Have you used any of the newer platforms for FE interview prep? Something like greatfrontend? Would be interested in some reviews around this.

[rohits_frame]

Can you write a article on frontend system design resources or if you have read some earlier, a link would be helpful.