Process
The technical screener was 45 minutes long and included two questions. The first question had a math component I wasn't prepared for, and I didn't perform well.
In hindsight, I realized the second question wasn't presented to me properly. This led me down the wrong path for the solution. The inputs weren't what I expected, even after confirming them with the interviewer. This caused confusion for the interviewer because the answer sheet she was reading from didn't match my approach. I couldn't see the answer sheet, so I didn't realize there was a mismatch until afterward.
This resulted in the decision to not continue the interview process. I feel the interviewer should have been better trained and prepared to understand and explain the problem's inputs more clearly.
Questions
The questions were technical coding challenges.
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Success Rate
Meta's interview process for their Gameplay Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Meta's Gameplay Engineer interview process in United States.
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