Re:Amazon staff laid off as tech giants cut costs, according...
by zem on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @03:18PM
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i've never interviewed at amazon, or even heard much about their interview process, but the sheer amount of recruiter spam i get from them gives off a "desperate for engineers we aren't getting" vibe, so i can see why people think it would be easier to get in there than at the other tech megacorps.
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Re:Amazon staff laid off as tech giants cut costs, according...
by technion on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @08:30PM
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I think the Amazon recruiters are far more "spray and pray" in their approach. I get messages from Amazon recruiters telling me to attend some careers event in California next Friday, that I read from my desk in Sydney.
Re:Amazon staff laid off as tech giants cut costs, according...
by AStellersSeaCow on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @08:56PM
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Part of the issue is they can't/won't compete on comp or benefits with other big tech companies, but still have high-ish standards on hiring, relative to the industry as a whole.
That means they need a huge candidate pool, since most won't make it through interviews, and most of those who do won't accept their offer since they can get better offers from other companies.