, a former MBA recruiter and interviewer trainer for Amazon in Europe who now heads up the global industry careers team at Oxford University's Saïd Business School.
Be ready to explain what you have done, what you have achieved, and how, but avoid scripted answers. Amazon's recruiters look for genuine candidates, who feel confident and easily handle follow-up questions, Lawrance and McLeod said."I've had it in so many interviews where somebody goes to me [saying] 'As you see from my CV', and it's like 'Yeah, I've read your CV but I'm asking you the question' that's just like a no-no," McLeod said.
He suggested doing a bit of networking on platforms such as LinkedIn and talking to people working at Amazon about the firm's culture and what it looks for.
Should I bring a bottle to pee in or is one provided? Do they allow applicants to use the restroom or is it like you’re already clocked in?
We don't
The question i'd ask is whether i'd really want to work for them.
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