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Brush up on the companies values and be sure to apply them to your answers

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Learn where to let things slide when it isn't going to really move the needle.

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I described the path that took me to my current role.

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Navigation is not very intuitive and customers may get frustrated before reaching their destination. Less

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Explained my interests what I liked what I did not like. Also explained my background what I have done and what I would like to do moving forward. Less

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I sales study I had implemented was relatively simple and I felt comfortable describing it. At the in-person interview, I was asked to describe it again, which I did, but then some of the interviewers really went into depth asking questions about why I didn't design the study in a different way, what could have been done better, etc. It was quite challenging - I'm not an analytics person, I was primarily a marketing person. They study worked well for my current employer, but it obviously wouldn't have met the bar at Amazon. I can't say I don't blame them for not giving me an offer - the Site Merchandising position required a good head for data. I'm sure I could have done the job quite well (in many ways I was over qualified) but my answer didn't meet their standards and I'm sure there were 10 other people applying for the job that would have had my qualifications and a better background in analytics. Less

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i said that i voiced my concern but once the decision was final, did my best to support the team and achieve the goal. Less

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Answered truthfully and gave detail that referenced my background in e-commerce merchandising. Initial question was worded poorly, which required me to ask for further clarification. Less

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I'm guessing they wanted a 'team' sport to see if we work as a team. So I answered soccer. Less