A lot of "tell me a time when" style questions based on the Amazon Leadership Principles. Talking about your experiences and how you handled situations was almost exclusively the style of questions. I was applying in Germany, so part of the interview was in German (they want a B2 level minimum), this was a much bigger part of the Ops interview than HR had indicated it would be in my initial screening interview. Also, Ops were very interested in how you had used "models" to structure your decision making in previous experiences (i.e. 6-sigma and Spaghetti-maps etc etc). I found this a bit irrelevant and frustrating because the 'on-campus' visitors had been very clear that they spend a long time in the on-boarding process training you in the models Amazon uses internally.
Leadership Program Interview Questions
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How large is your budget and P&L?
Tell me about a time you wish you had done more analysis on a decision you had to make? Tell me about a time where you had to manage someone above you Tell me about your interests and passions
Tell me about a situation that required you to dig deep to get to the root cause. How did you know you were focusing on the right things? What was the outcome? Would you have done anything differently?
Provide an overview of your experience.
Tell us an interesting fact about yourself and why this fact would make you a good leader
How have you dealt with a difficult team member?
Know how to calculate UPH (Units Per Hour) and the process flow of warehouses.
Most questions were standard. Behavioral and case. How would you estimate the number of prime users?
Think of a time when everyone reached consensus about an idea, but you didn't agree with it?
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