It's your interviewer's job to get to know you better. You want to prepare in advance and meditate on how you want to present yourself. So, comb through their websites and social media accounts and research any information about their culture, who their target talent is, and any tips they have for delivering a great Amazon interview, such as the following advice: "Just be yourself and do your best. Some questions may ask about your work style. Try not to overthink them or spend too much time on any one question. We want to get to know the authentic you, as there are many types of successful people at Amazon."

Well, I have always been a fan of Amazon since early on. In fact, I was one of the first people to ever own a Kindle. I later learned it sold out in five and a half hours. But, I was one of the lucky ones and didn't have to wait five months before they came back in stock. I loved it, and upgraded with every model, and have been a loyal customer since. Everyone in my family owns a Kindle, and my aging parents don't read anything else. So, having been a tech-centric individual since early on, I knew this was the career I wanted to pursue. Make a living at what you love to do, as my mother always says. I also love Amazon, so working in a place I love, and doing what I love to do, would be the dream. So, here I am, pursuing a dream."