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I would highly recommend AWS because it's like working out with added weights.
Yes, it is hard. You'll learn a lot and come out even stronger.
Think of it as a training ground and be on your toes for 2 years and keep leetcoding etc.
Worst case if shit hits the fan, you are prepared and can easily get job interviews with AWS on resume.
Worst case is Amazon has sucked whole life out of you, you're too burnt out from working 24x7, don't even get time to prepare for interview and your manager is going to pip you. That's not my imagination, many folks have posted this on blind, do consider that before saying 'iTs aLL tEAm dEpENdeNT'.
For context: SWEs make less than that with a decade of experience in parts of the US.
Also, from my personal experience, never start low, hikes and rises with internal promo in any company sucks