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Amazon India announced that it has created more than 110,000 seasonal job opportunities across its operations network, as it gears up to serve millions of customers across India during the upcoming festive season. 𝐃𝐫. 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐮𝐤𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐲𝐚, Union Minister of Labour & Employment and Youth Affairs & Sports said, “Amazon's commitment to create over 1 lakh seasonal employment opportunities across India is a commendable step towards bolstering the nation's workforce during the festive period. It is encouraging to see the company hiring a significant number of women and persons with disabilities for these roles while prioritizing the well-being of its associates through initiatives focused on their safety, healthcare, and educational support. We commend such efforts by Amazon and other corporates to generate inclusive employment opportunities while upholding worker welfare." 👉 𝐓𝐨 𝐊𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐞: https://lnkd.in/d3qdvUeV Abhinav Singh, Neha Devi, #AmazonIndia #FestiveSeasonHiring #SeasonalJobs #AmazonFestiveHiring #EmploymentOpportunities #JobCreationIndia #WomenEmpowerment

Amazon Is Hiring….. Read 👇🏻 ⭕️ Drop A Comment “Link” To Get Details & Link 1st 100 Candidates Will Get HR Contact Too 😍 #amazon #amazonfinds #amazonjobs #jobsearch #jobseekers #hiring #hiringnow #jobalert #jobs #nowhiring #jobopportunities #reelsinstagram #reelitfeelit #reelkarofeelkaro #trendingreels #reelstrend #explorepage #explorepageready

🔍 Took a peek at my inbox lately and noticed tons of referral requests. 📧 But here's the catch: 50% forgot to attach their resumes with the job IDs! 📝 Remember, if you're asking for a referral, include all the info needed. 🤝 And if you've already applied and got a referral, give a heads-up to others you've asked. 🗣️ By the way, Amazon's hiring for lots of roles! Check www.amazon.jobs and hit me up for a referral. Let's help each other out! 💼✨ #Referral #JobSearch #AmazonHiring #Networking

Amazon to layoff several hundreds across the board Tech titan Amazon Web Services (AWS) is making strategic adjustments, leading to a workforce reduction across specific teams. While the exact number of impacted employees wasn't disclosed, sources indicate a targeted streamlining effort. The cuts primarily affect the sales, marketing, and global services team, along with the physical stores technology group. An AWS spokesperson, in https://buff.ly/4cKTLtq Find more Hiring, Layoff & Job Market Trends at Remote Jobs In HR - buff.ly/49mL8Cr #Hiring #Layoffs #HiringTrends #HumanResources #JobOpening #Recruiting #TalentManagement #CareerOpportunities #EmploymentTrends #WorkforcePlanning #Unemployment #Jobs #Business #JobCuts #Economy #JobSearch #EmploymentLaw #JobMarketJobSearch #EmploymentLaw

People often ask me, "Why didn't you just switch roles within Amazon?" "Who leaves Amazon?" or say things like, "You shouldn’t have quit," and "Be wise next time." But leaving Amazon was a careful and intentional decision, and undoubtedly very hard too. My time there was invaluable - I learned amazing skills in leadership, setting professional boundaries, and balancing work with life, and I met one of the best people there so far. However, as much as I valued my experience, I began to realized that I wanted more. I wanted “that” something to work directly with clients, manage projects, lead teams, and take on new challenges that would push me further. Staying in the same place, even one as great as Amazon, could have led me to settle into a comfort zone. And comfort, I’ve learned, can sometimes lead to “complacency” my friend. That’s why I believe, -change is good. -taking risks is necessary for growth. And anyway I will always take the leverage of being an Amazonian once. (without doubt) #amazonian #changeisgood #amazon #GO-AI #amazon #amazon #amazonindia #day1 #leadershipprinciples #freshers #firstjob #opportunities #compliance #amazon #fresher #work #day1 #leadershipprinciples #Amazon #LeadershipPrinciples #CareerJourney #CustomerObsession #ProfessionalGrowth

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New Job Alert : SPS Associate - Post Link:- https://lnkd.in/gQcXvBBm Description:- The Seller Support Associate acts as the primary interface between Amazon and our business partners. The Seller Support Associate will be responsible for providing timely and accurate operational support to Merchants selling on the Amazon platform. The successful candidate has an immediate, distinct effect on the experience of customers of Amazon, making a strong record […] Esyconnect.com #Hiring #hiring, #jobsearch, #jobopening, #jobposting, #employment, #opportunity, #joblisting, #job, #recruiting, #career, #jobs, #job, #jobsearch, #recruitment, #careers, #career, #nowhiring, #business, #recruiting, #HR, #LinkedIn

Hiring alert🔥 Amazon is hiring EDIT- not referring any more Amazon has open positions for the below profiles:- SDE 2 (3+ YOE) https://lnkd.in/gAUjBsSm SDE 3 (5+ YOE) https://lnkd.in/gcn72Jbi Feel free to share your resume in the comments if you need a referral. My connections from Amazon will help with a referral. Note - 1. Referral won't work, if you have already interviewed in the last 6 months with Amazon. 2. Referral won't work, if you have already got one referral. 3. Referral doesn’t guarantee a call. 4. Please don’t write interested without your resume. Simply writing interested would not help. Do Follow Akanksha Buchke to stay updated with the latest hirings, referrals, interview experiences and tech content. #hiring #jobopenings #placements #freshers #jobseekers #india #softwareengineer #techjobs #referral #jobopportunities #careergrowth #connections

🌟 My Amazon Interview Experience for SDE I Role🌟 Recently, I had the opportunity to interview with AWS for a SDE I role. It all began when a recruiter reached out after I applied through the Amazon Jobs portal. After successfully passing an initial coding assessment, I was invited to proceed with the interview process. If you're interviewing or planning to interview at AWS here's what you need to know: Amazon Loop: The final rounds of the interviews all take place on the same day. I had three rounds of back-to-back interviews each about 45 mins - 1 hour with 1 hour break after the first two rounds. - Round 1 : Problem Solving (DSA, Coding) & Leadership Principles-based questions (LP's). - Round 2 : Problem Solving (Coding) & Leadership Principles-based questions (LP's). - Round 3 : Leadership Principles-based questions (LP's). One aspect that stood out was the supportive and professional nature of the entire interview process. The interviewers were not only insightful in their questions but also made a conscious effort to ensure I felt comfortable throughout. They checked in with me during each round, offering breaks to help me stay focused and at ease. The recruitment team was incredibly patient and responsive, providing clear guidance at every stage. Here are a few key things I learned: 1. Growth Happens in Unexpected Ways: While I didn’t receive the offer, the interview process gave me valuable opportunities to reflect on how I can better highlight my strengths and experiences. 2. Sharpening My Technical Skills: Preparing for the interviews helped me revisit critical concepts in data structures and algorithms, reinforcing the importance of continuously refining my technical skills. 3. Every “No” is Still a Step Forward: Although this opportunity didn’t pan out, I gained clarity and renewed motivation to keep pushing forward and refining my approach for future opportunities. 4. Amazon’s Culture: The interview process offered a glimpse into Amazon’s unique culture, which emphasizes ownership, customer obsession, and innovation. It’s a culture that deeply resonates with me, and one I’m excited to pursue in the future. Though it didn’t work out this time, I’m energized by what’s next and determined to keep improving. The journey itself, I’ve found, is often the most valuable part. For anyone else going through interviews, remember every experience, even the ones that don’t go as planned, is an opportunity to learn and grow. Keep pushing forward! 🚀💫 #AmazonInterview #AWS #newgrad #SoftwareEngineer #Interview #Learning #TechJourney