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Francesco Faggiano 🇮🇹

Senior Manager - Operations Executive at Amazon

I'm a senior operations and engineering leader with 8+ years at Amazon, where I’ve led large-scale, high-impact projects across EMEA and APAC. I currently manage a team of 10+ engineers and oversee strategic initiatives including a $500MM UK capacity expansion and a $50MM/year innovation portfolio. My background also includes leading …
Business & Management Operations Supply Chain People Management Engineering Leadership Process Improvement Decision Making
$170 / month
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Federico Maffini 🇬🇧

Chief Operating Officer at The Collecting Group
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Unlock your potential with a seasoned and multi-faceted leader! Hey, I'm Federico! With 10+ years of experience in biz ops, program management, and strategic leadership, I’ve built and led teams across Finance, Operations, CX, and Strategy at Amazon and AWS. Now, as COO at The Collecting Group, I oversee scalable …
Business & Management Strategy Program Management Interview Leadership Data Analytics Project Management
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Ryan Falor 🇺🇸

Product Lead at Cruise Autonomous Vehicles
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Started my career in aerospace as a systems engineer before converting to product management at Google. Over my time at NASA, Google, Uber, and others I've built a successful toolkit of approaches to diverse and complicated product problems. I specialize in mentoring career transitions into product management and converting teams …
Product & Marketing Research Career Transition Story Telling Robotics Computer Vision Product Design
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Shikha Gupta 🇺🇸

Senior Software Engineer at Amazon

I’m a Senior Software Engineer at Amazon, where since 2016 I’ve driven both sustainability and application-security innovation. In Amazon’s Worldwide Sustainability organization, I led the adoption of security best practices—threat modeling, secure-coding standards, and automated testing—to earn our first AppSec certification for a major technical stack. Earlier at Infosys, I …
Engineering & Data Application Security Sustainability Engineering AWS Architecture Security Best Practices Data Privacy & Tokenization Distributed Systems
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Gaurav Verma 🇬🇧

Senior Data Engineer at Amazon
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Supercharge your transition into data engineering with Gaurav, a passionate Senior Data Engineer at Amazon. With 10 years of experience, Gaurav excels in designing data platforms, implementing architectures like Data lake, Lakehouse, and Data mesh. Expertise in building cloud-based platforms, data pipelines, and ensuring governance and security. Benefit from Gaurav's …
Engineering & Data Data Engineering AWS Data Analytics Big Data Consulting Data
$290 / month
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Rina K. 🇺🇸

Product Designer at Meta
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👋 Hi there! I’m Rina, a Product Designer at Meta. Previously, I worked on Alexa at Amazon. Before transitioning into the tech industry, I studied Architecture at Cornell University. For the past few years, I've mentored 60+ people through career transitions, interviewing skills, and helped mentees receive offers at Google, …
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Interview Preparation

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I will conduct a mock interview for you based on real-life case studies and scenarios used by Fortune-500, FAANG and global brands. We will spend 40 mins on interview and … Read More

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Interview Preparation

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Are you ready to sharpen your interview skills and secure that dream job? Let's make sure you excel in your next interview.

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Get the inside scoop on current Amazon interview questions. Prepare for your interview with a few select questions you might face.

What steps do you take to ensure the accuracy of your work?

To maintain accuracy in my work, I rely on a three-step process that has always served me well. The first step is planning. Before I delve into the task at hand, I plan out my work process, sketch out timelines, and breakdown the task into manageable segments. The second step is execution, where I follow the plan, ensuring that I'm detailed in my work. For example, when working with data, double-checking figures, cross-verifying sources, and correctly documenting everything are all part of this step. The final step is review. No matter how careful I am, human error is inevitable, and a comprehensive review helps to catch these. I go through the work, verify all details again, and if time permits, I leave it aside and review again after a while with a fresh mind. This approach has consistently helped me maintain high accuracy in my work.

Can you give an example of a time when you used data to make a decision?

While working as a Marketing Manager at XYZ Company, I had the opportunity to lead a substantial holiday campaign. We had a range of products to promote, but a limited budget. To optimize our spending, I turned to historical sales data to identify which products consistently attracted the most interest during the holiday season. It was crucial to examine the data thoroughly to understand trends and patterns. Based on the data, we were able to identify the top-selling products and focus our promotional budget on marketing those. Equally as important, we also identified products with lower popularity, helping us avoid wasteful spending. Consequently, our strategic campaign resulted in a significant boost of over 20% in our sales compared to the previous year, reaffirming the impact of data-driven decisions.

Can you tell us about a time when you had to handle a difficult customer? What was the situation and how did you handle it?

At my previous job, I was working as a Customer Service Representative where our primary responsibility was troubleshooting the software issues our customers encountered. I remember an instance where a customer was quite irritated because he'd been dealing with an ongoing issue for several days. This had affected his work, and he was understandably frustrated. I calmly let him express his feelings, after he had done that, I apologized for the inconvenience and reassured him that I was there to help solve his issue. I patiently asked targeted questions to identify the root of his problem. After understanding his issue, I walked him through the steps to fix the problem. It took longer than it usually would, but in the end, he was able to resolve his issue successfully. Not only was he appreciative of the solution but he was also happy with the way I dealt with the situation, staying patient and guiding him through each step. It was a rewarding experience that underscored the importance of empathy and patience in customer service.

How would you handle a disagreement with a team member?

Despite having a well-rounded team in my previous role, there were instances of disagreement. During one project, a colleague and I had a conflicting perspective on the project's direction. I believed in taking a more conservative, well-tread path, while he wanted to experiment with a new approach. When we realized we couldn't agree, we decided to sit down and address the issue directly. We both presented our views, made sure to listen to each other, and brought in the data we had to support our views. We discussed the pros and cons of each approach, considering all potential outcomes. Seeing the benefits and potential in my colleague's ideas made me reassess my stand and agree to try the newer approach. It’s vital to remember disagreements in a team setting aren't necessarily bad; they often lead to better solutions if adequately addressed.

Explain a situation where you implemented a change, but it did not go as planned

While leading the sales team at a previous company, I noticed there were inefficiencies in how the team was managing sales leads. To improve this, I recommended implementing a sophisticated CRM tool. I believed it would streamline the process, improve organization, and ultimately, raise sales numbers.

However, the tool had a steep learning curve, and the team struggled to adopt it. Despite providing training sessions, the team was spending more time learning to navigate the system than actually selling. Moreover, maintaining the CRM turned out to be more resource-intensive than anticipated. As a result, productivity decreased rather than increased in the weeks following the implementation.

Recognizing that the plan wasn't working as intended, I arranged for a team meeting to openly discuss the issues being faced. Based on the team's feedback, we decided to pivot our approach. We opted to continue using the CRM for certain functionalities that worked well, but returned to tried-and-true processes for tasks that were overly complicated by the new tool. As a result, we were able to regain our productivity, while still benefiting from the useful features that the CRM offered. This experience reminded me of the importance of not just considering the technological capabilities of a tool, but also the ease of use and the impact on the team's workflow.

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