Next week I have 3 interviews on Wednesday and 2 on Thursday. I believe that is my panel. Prior to that I had a 45 minute interview with a manager and prior to that a phone interview with a recruiter. I am confused for so many persons I will be talking to but quite excited. I love your videos I would suggest to use a profesional microphone because it looks like you are using only the one from the camera. Just a comment and thanks again.
GG, after over more of taking different English writing and translation tests and quite a few interviews, have finally signed my L3 contract. Many-many thank yous for all your help and suggestions. My gratitude is immense. 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
I try. I've watched other coaches content and they speak a lot of words but say very little. I want all of my videos to achieve clear actionable outcomes. Thanks for coming.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 indeed i dont wana tag a very famous one. I was so tired of the person to drive to the point in 1 hour video . Its imp for me as i am runinng on clock. Thanks for making compact data driven videos
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 i just one first story .. almost 4 pages long.its a combination of 3-4 small stories but i made it 1 big connecting story touching 3-4 LP’s . Now i need to practice It to use to ans various behav questions.
Hi GG, doctor told me that tremors which only happen when lifting a glass of water are not a sign of serious disease -- so we're okay :-) Thanks for your videos, I have your full course too and it's great, I really don't think I could prepare my stories very well without it. Loop in 6 weeks...
Hey Brad...yeah it's hereditary, my granny had it. Ended up being a lot of head bobbing and shaky hands from about 70. You can't die from it. Can be controlled by medicine if it gets extreme. I'm so glad you're finding the course so useful.
Hi GG, I have my loop interviews coming up soon for an L6 role. I'm utterly confused if I should list down scenarios (2-3) from my experience for each LP or for the top two questions I find online for each LP? If I go with the majority advice and list down scenarios for LPs, then in the interview I guess I need to: listen to the question -> decipher which LP that question refers to -> find in my memory (I have terrible memory!) the scenario that I had listed for that LP. Is that how it is or am I totally wrong somewhere? Appreciate help!
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 How about I pick top two questions for each LP and prepare scenarios for those? And, if there's a variation in questions, I would have to then of course modify my response at run time. What's your opinion?
@@mehtviv how would you know what the top questions are? The truth is there aren’t top questions. Every interviewer picks the ones they like the most. There’s no analysis inside amazon about which questions are most common and if you trust data gathered by external sources you’re going to have to take a big leap of faith in the robustness of their sample size and that there’s no data bias such as types of candidates they work with or country their candidates come from.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 Got your point... so there's no easy way and have to map LPs to the scenarios before interview and then map questions to those LPs (and scenarios) during the interview :|... Thanks for your advice.
Hi GG, thank you for your tips on nerves. My panel is next week and It has recently come to my attention that one of my interviewers has been an Amazonian for 23 years! I also suspect she's the Bar Raiser. How am I supposed to prove I know and live the LPs when this Amazonian has them on its DNA? I think you can connect the dots on how I ended up in this particular video. Any advice on this specific kind of nerves?
You're trying to prove you raise the bar on 50% of the current population operating at that level- you're not trying to raise the bar over her. Her standard is no different to anyone else on the loop.
You’ll need to see if you can find other candidates who might practice with you. If you take our Taster Course you get access to our discord community of amazon candidates who practice with each other.
The most common use case in this scenario is people making typos in their email address. Please Email me at gg@dayone.careers with the email address you signed up for the course with and the name you signed up with.
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Thanks for continuing to make these. I really appreciate all your help.
My pleasure ChessFlix so glad you continue to find the content useful.
Next week I have 3 interviews on Wednesday and 2 on Thursday. I believe that is my panel. Prior to that I had a 45 minute interview with a manager and prior to that a phone interview with a recruiter. I am confused for so many persons I will be talking to but quite excited. I love your videos I would suggest to use a profesional microphone because it looks like you are using only the one from the camera. Just a comment and thanks again.
GG, after over more of taking different English writing and translation tests and quite a few interviews, have finally signed my L3 contract.
Many-many thank yous for all your help and suggestions. My gratitude is immense.
💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Congratulations that’s awesome
Great video and information. Thank you!
My pleasure! Glad you found it. I really appreciated your question at the Live Q&A.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 Hopefully it helped someone gain confidence for their interview.
The best thing about your videos is less BS.more specifics. I hope i can talk like that in my interview.
I try. I've watched other coaches content and they speak a lot of words but say very little. I want all of my videos to achieve clear actionable outcomes. Thanks for coming.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 indeed i dont wana tag a very famous one. I was so tired of the person to drive to the point in 1 hour video . Its imp for me as i am runinng on clock. Thanks for making compact data driven videos
@@ankurbhanot496 popularity and quality don't always correlate.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 i just one first story .. almost 4 pages long.its a combination of 3-4 small stories but i made it 1 big connecting story touching 3-4 LP’s . Now i need to practice It to use to ans various behav questions.
Hi GG, doctor told me that tremors which only happen when lifting a glass of water are not a sign of serious disease -- so we're okay :-) Thanks for your videos, I have your full course too and it's great, I really don't think I could prepare my stories very well without it. Loop in 6 weeks...
Hey Brad...yeah it's hereditary, my granny had it. Ended up being a lot of head bobbing and shaky hands from about 70. You can't die from it. Can be controlled by medicine if it gets extreme. I'm so glad you're finding the course so useful.
Hi GG, I have my loop interviews coming up soon for an L6 role. I'm utterly confused if I should list down scenarios (2-3) from my experience for each LP or for the top two questions I find online for each LP?
If I go with the majority advice and list down scenarios for LPs, then in the interview I guess I need to: listen to the question -> decipher which LP that question refers to -> find in my memory (I have terrible memory!) the scenario that I had listed for that LP.
Is that how it is or am I totally wrong somewhere? Appreciate help!
You’re correct.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 How about I pick top two questions for each LP and prepare scenarios for those? And, if there's a variation in questions, I would have to then of course modify my response at run time. What's your opinion?
@@mehtviv how would you know what the top questions are? The truth is there aren’t top questions. Every interviewer picks the ones they like the most. There’s no analysis inside amazon about which questions are most common and if you trust data gathered by external sources you’re going to have to take a big leap of faith in the robustness of their sample size and that there’s no data bias such as types of candidates they work with or country their candidates come from.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 Got your point... so there's no easy way and have to map LPs to the scenarios before interview and then map questions to those LPs (and scenarios) during the interview :|... Thanks for your advice.
Hi GG, thank you for your tips on nerves.
My panel is next week and It has recently come to my attention that one of my interviewers has been an Amazonian for 23 years! I also suspect she's the Bar Raiser.
How am I supposed to prove I know and live the LPs when this Amazonian has them on its DNA?
I think you can connect the dots on how I ended up in this particular video.
Any advice on this specific kind of nerves?
You're trying to prove you raise the bar on 50% of the current population operating at that level- you're not trying to raise the bar over her. Her standard is no different to anyone else on the loop.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 thank you GG, that calms me down a bit. Keep wishing us the best!
@@bustamini of course. Fingers crossed for you.
How do we find free ways to mock interview? ( I can't pay bc I have no job!)
You’ll need to see if you can find other candidates who might practice with you. If you take our Taster Course you get access to our discord community of amazon candidates who practice with each other.
I signed up for your free taster course and the videos are locked.
The most common use case in this scenario is people making typos in their email address. Please Email me at gg@dayone.careers with the email address you signed up for the course with and the name you signed up with.
@@amazoninterviewwhizzdayone503 thank you , I sent an email