Amazon Program Manager (Non-technical) interview questions
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I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Amazon (Seattle, WA)
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I initially applied for a Product Manager position. However, I got turned down. However interestingly they called for TPM interviews a few times.
THere was an initial phone screen followed by a day of onsite interviews, where I spoke to about 8 people from two different teams. The phone screen was very technical (no coding questions) but the onsite interviews were mostly situational questions - what would you do in so and so situation etc.
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Picked my previous product and asked me how we computed market size. What they are looking for is a very analytical bend of mind.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Amazon (Seattle, WA) in May 2012
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Recruiter was quick to respond to posting and very responsive in following emails although there was very little actual phone time with the recruiter. Went over 2 rounds of phone interviews; one technical and one managerial. Technical was relatively easy and managerial was very focused on personal approach to project methodologies.
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Technical: Some very low level old school questions, and some thought into scalability.