Group interview with multiple candidates in San Francisco, which is not where I applied. Interviewed with 3 people. Questions were all behavioral based, "tell me about a time when...". What was surprising was the process was very unorganized and not very professional. Amazon stated they wanted us to wear business casual, which I did, and I looked like I owned the place compared to the other candidates, who were wearing t-shirts, shorts, and generally looked like bums. The interviews went very well and my answers were very good. I was somehow not offered the position, despite being clearly more professional than the other candidates; however I would have turned down the job anyway. The position is basically supervising a bunch of low paid hourly worker who, by my interviewers own admission, regularly miss work. No thanks. A current co-worker of mine did the same process for the same position, but at a different location and had the exact same option as I do. Other reviews were pretty accurate in terms of the entire process. I would not recommend the role for someone unless it was their first job out of college, anyone with even a couple of years of experience and education is way over qualified, despite what Amazon may think.

Multiple online tests after application, followed by a virtual interview with various staff. Staff did not want to be on camera and did not have many good things to say about working there.