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Amazon Driver / Courier Interview
Questions & Process

What 102 candidates said about the rounds, the
questions and how long the wait really is.

From 102 candidate reports · FREE TO READ

1.2Rounds average
5.7Day average
EasyTypical difficulty
61.8%Positive experience

Questions candidates reported

Quoted word for word from Amazon interview reports.

Engineering accounts for 10,860 of 102 reports, so company-wide questions may lean toward that function. Pick your role above for questions from your own loop.

Formats, difficulty and experience

Across all 102 Amazon interview reports.

Question formats

Behavioral48.9%
Other44.4%
Group5.1%
Technical1.7%

Interview difficulty

Easy79.4%
Average18.6%
Difficult2%

Candidate experience

Neutral26.5%
Positive61.8%
Negative11.8%

Reports by job function

Engineering10,860
Operations1,308
Product1,188
Sales1,054
Other762
Marketing542

The interview process

Described in candidates’ own words.

Not complicated but group setting and fun and friendly, lots of talking and then working together and then we all shared and checked out each other answers - welcoming and helpful if neededCandidate-reported process
The interview process was really simple. It was super easy for me personally because I have been a driver before, so it ended up being a very easy process for me.Candidate-reported process
They pretty much just ask if you are competent and if you have a driver's license. The interview is very basic and super easy, it's almost guaranteed that you’ll be hired right on the spot.Candidate-reported process
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