Data Center Startup Operations Engineer Interview Experience - Fremont, California
Process
Straightforward, with 2 telephonic and 7 face-to-face video conferences via BlueJeans.
Mostly situational-based questions from employees in diverse groups on Facebook. Examples of different scenarios you have encountered throughout your career.
Questions
Most challenging project
Most successful project
How do you resolve conflict with co-workers?
How do you define a project to be successful?
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Success Rate
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Meta Work Experiences
- 4.0Good place to workProject Engineer • Former EmployeeFremont, California, United StatesMarch 15, 2023Pros: Learning quickly. Great benefits. Good compensation/level. Great office: food, gym, and facilities made you want to stay and get work done.Cons: Management focused on technical background vs. actual output. “What kind of engineer are you?” Inconsistent promotion practices.
- 5.0Great Perks, Unstable DirectionMechanical Design Intern • Former EmployeeFremont, California, United StatesMarch 20, 2023Pros: - Meta as a Company Provides Excellent Perks/PayCons: - Meta lacks focus, direction, and stability in roles.
- 4.0My personal experience was fineSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeFremont, California, United StatesJuly 17, 2024Pros: Awesome tooling you can be super productive on Meta's infrastructure. I am still amazed how one can jump from knowing nothing about a complex codebase to impact in a day using AI.Cons: Impact culture is not for everyone. Most of my time here, I've been working with kind, smart, and impactful people, and I really loved that. But as time passes by, I've seen an erosion of those behaviors, and they are being replaced with more career-focused ones.
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