There was an Initial phone screen by HR. This was followed by an online simulation of a working environment complete with constant messaging app messages from various departments and a quiz about work prioritization. The final round was a multi-person round robin interview session with four separate in person interviews. The process setting up interviews with HR was not smooth at all. They would leave you waiting until the last minute, as if you didn't have anything better to do than wait on their beck and call to set up a day and time for your interview. The work simulation was eerily similar to being on the job with multiple priorities thrown at you. The in person round robin interviews depended on the interviewer and their skills. A couple of the interviewers seemed like they were going through the motions because they had to help with interviews and would rather have been somewhere else. One person was actually very short with me, bordering on belligerent. The technical interviews were formulaic and the interviewers couldn't function outside of their interview formula and really engage on a personal level. The worst part of the process was the end. I thought it was unlikely that I would get an offer as I felt I did not do well in their interview format and did not target my STAR format answers properly for the job. However, after not hearing anything for several weeks, I had to call them to find out whether I had been officially rejected rather than hearing it from them promptly. And that made me feel like they really didn't care about me as an individual. The process overall took too long, they expect you to jump through hoops and be available at the snap of a finger for their scheduling and you are just a number, not a human being to them. I have had AWS recruiters contact me for other positions since then and have not bothered because I do not feel like subjecting myself to that treatment again. The AWS luster has faded as the result of that experience, and it is no longer an aspirational place to work, it is just like any other job in my eyes.