Amazon Web Services Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"AWS is an amazing company and place to work. So many talented and great people trying to positively change the world."

"I've worked for AWS as an SDE Intern for a period of 3 months. I was handed over a project that required me to use my analytical abilities and Software Development fundamentals to the maximum extent. The team, work, and culture at AWS are really great. I would definitely recommend one to join and work for t his company,"

"Really smart people, a lot of opportunity for growth, always encouraged to be innovative, think big, and create something new. Competitive salary and benefits with other major tech companies. 100% self motivating work environment. No dress code and 4 legged friends are welcome."

"Amazing place to work and develop your skills. But that might not be good for earl stages of your career where you are looking to develop a lot of breadth instead of specific roles."

"Amazon Web Services was a good company to work for. They had great pay and benefits, and the work was not that hard. There was a very easy going relationship between my bosses and myself."

"A good place to start your career with."

"I worked for Amazon for about two years and within the first year felt the burn out. Long hours are expected and I was always on-call. The benefits are great, and the managers are understanding of when time off is needed, but the work always continued to pile up."

"If you want to be a robot, and do what you are told, this is the place for you. If you are looking to grow and advance your career, it all depends on your supervisor. Customer Support is the bottom of the food chain, so the experience is very different from other positions."

"Good place to work overall, unfortunately my team got restructured during the last couple of months of my contract with the company making it difficult to get hired on. This also coincided with a new manager who micro manged and wound up at times costing productivity. This unlike the standard Amazon manager or employee, and should be taken as an unfortunate and unique circumstance that is not conducive to the overall Amazon workplace environment."