4-5 questions per loop interview. Is this normal?

I’ve had 3 of 5 loop interviews and have been getting between 4-5 questions per interview. I’m not talking about follow-ups (of which of course there have been) but individual new prompt questions. The problem is that although I prepared about 14 STAR stories (with a few backup prompts for myself) I’m starting to run out of my best stories. I also had to dip into one of the project I planned to present for my portfolio review (I’m interviewing for a video producer role and have to present 3 projects I’ve done). All the loop interviewers will be dialing in to the portfolio review

Is that amount of questions atypical? Should I be concerned about reusing stories especially since my remaining 2 interviews are with the BR and HM? Am I overthinking this?

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u/jaanku — 12 hours ago

Softball Walkup Song Suggestions

I'm looking for a walkup song for a softball tournament I'm playing in this weekend. Any LZ suggestions? I'm having a hard time deciding.

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u/jaanku — 2 days ago

Video portfolio tips for loop interview?

I have my loop interviews coming up soon for a video production role within internal comms. The only direction I’ve gotten for the portfolio review is “Please plan to present 3 projects that demonstrate your significant design work, specifying your responsibilities for each project. You should plan to present your work for about 45 minutes and leave 15 minutes for Q&A.” But this feels a bit generic especially since it mentions “design work” which doesn’t seem relevant to the job description. Any suggestions/recommendations on how to organize or format things for this portfolio review? The email said to reach out to the recruiter with questions but I’ve never spoken with a recruiter at Amazon.

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u/jaanku — 15 days ago

Loop advice for an internal comms role

I’ll be doing my loop interviews soon for an internal comms role. Most of the posts I see here have to do with tech or FC roles so wondering if anyone has any insight or tips for more creative focused roles. TIA!

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u/jaanku — 19 days ago

Finish journey before 9pm?

Assuming the strikes all go ahead the advice says to complete your journey before 9pm. Does that mean that regardless of where you are they will cancel all trains and kick everyone out at 9pm? Or rather as long as you are already tapped in before 9 and en route to your destination you will be able to complete it?

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u/jaanku — 1 month ago

Why does Jen Sherman almost never give cadence cues?

I like Jen’s classes for the music, and she always says she rides to the beat, but she almost never announces the cadence. It’s so frustrating because knowing the cadence helps me decide what resistance to use. That’s all, rant over.

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u/jaanku — 1 month ago