**Applied**: Oct 31, 2019\n\n**OA I**: Nov 15, 2019\n7 questions on debugging. Needed to make some changes to make the code generate the required results. \nLanguage options - **C/C++/Java**\n\n**OA II**: Nov 15, 2019\n2 coding questions to be done in under **100 minutes**.\nQuestion 1: An array manipulation problem (https://leetcode.com/problems/merge-two-sorted-lists/) [Easy]\nQuestion 2: Variant of the unique paths problem (https://leetcode.com/problems/unique-paths-ii/) [Medium]\nLanguage options: **Any**\n\n**OA III**: Nov 17, 2019\nAn MCQ type work simulation where \'the best possible\' option according to you was to be selected. You better read the Amazon LPs for this one. (https://www.amazon.jobs/en/principles)\nThis was followed by a Logic Test which was basic puzzle and english testing questions.\n\n**Scheduling Final Interview**: Dec 13, 2019\nA survey asking to fill out suitable time slots for conducting an interview.\n\n**Final Interview**: Dec 23, 2019\nI was asked 2 behavioral questions and 2 coding problems.\nBehavioral\nQ1. Tell me about a time when you helped a teammate. Did he learn something from it? What were the results?\nQ2. Tell me about a time when you had to work with no data.\nCoding\nQ1. Find the number of islands (https://leetcode.com/problems/number-of-islands/) [Medium]\nQ2. [A follow-up] Find the number of distinctly shaped islands.  [Medium]\nLanguage options: **Any**\n\n**Offer Recieved**: Dec 27, 2019\nLocation - Seattle/Bellevue

Applied: Oct 31, 2019\n\nOA I: Nov 15, 2019\n7 questions on debugging. Needed to make some changes to make the code generate the required results. \nLanguage op