Email, then phone interview with collabedit. Was under the impression I could interview in the languages listed in the description. Instead, I was asked very specific questions about vanilla js, html and css (mainly vanilla js). Understandably this is a web developer position, but if I had known this would be a requirement for the interview beforehand would have spent the time to review in more detail or pick another position. Most interviews generally allow a candidate to pick their most comfortable language, and if not they will specify this before the interview. Unfortunately a lack of communication by the recruiter led to a poor interview experience where the technical portion wanted fluency in vanilla JS. Left a bad taste in my mouth as my application was withdrawn due to a problems within Amazon's own recruiting process. Easily implemented the solutions in my language of choice after the interview (Python), as my issues arose from being rusty with vanilla js.

Questions about professional conduct and principles were incorporated, demonstrating a well-organized approach. Overall I would say it was - Well Organised - Professional - Behaviours and Principal related questions included