They put a lot of emphasis on the Amazon Leadership Principles, and ask that you respond with the STAR Method, so the best way is to just prepare as many scenarios as possible and try your best. Obviously Amazon is a top 10 Fortune 500, so they expect you to be someone who exceeds expecatations, not just meet them. It was a lot of questions that were "Describe a time you did this..." The question that trumped me was "Describe a time you set a goal, achieved it, weren't satisfied, and what would you do differently if you could go back" Overall generally I do better with in person interviews as this was all phone and video during this COVID situation so I don't know if that's what affected my results, although honestly I think my answers could have been better too.
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