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What notifications do you receive?
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If you mean audio alerts, none except phone calls and SMS. I do get a visual alert (little dot next to the home screen icon) when I have unread email, and there are a few more of those I guess. Oh yes, the alarm clock and timer, which I use sometimes, make sounds.
My sister misplaces her iphone in the house all the time, and uses Apple "Find My" to get it to make a very loud noise that helps her locate it. It's way louder than a normal phone ring. I'd like to have something like that for Android, which sets off the noise if I send an SMS with a special code. In general though, I want my phone to not interrupt me except for occasional realtime communications with known humans.