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I applied to Amazon job in LinkedIn . Got a mail to complete a Hacker Earth test from Amazon . But i felt not prepared and didn't even try it thinking i might fail and they might not shortlist me the next time when i apply again after preparing .
Do they track any data like who didn't attend the test so they can ignore them next time? Or if i prepare good enough and reapply again after 3 to 4 months would this cause any issue?
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You cannot become a manager out of college, it’s a terrible name for a major and doesn’t really teach you much.
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Highly recommend you study something with more tangible skills than management
I agree with the above comments. Management is not an entry level role and experience will look better to scouts than a degree. Go into something more specific.
I am studying Bachelors in Applied Management
Thanks so much!! I will take your advice!!
Tangible skills like what?
Thank you
I would say, learn something specific that can lead you to a management position. It can be something related to strategy, finance, product, etc. Also, get some certifications like becoming a scrum master.