Process
The process was quite long. First, I applied online. A few weeks later, I received an email from HR saying that my profile matched an open position. This was for the Production Engineer position. I was asked to answer some basic questions about myself.
After that, I did an online test on networks, Linux OS, etc. I would say that these were basic questions, but some of them were not so easy. There were 18 questions in 20 minutes.
The first interview was a phone interview with HR (very kind). This was just to confirm some parts of my CV and speak a little about me. Honestly, the interviewer spoke more than I did and presented me the next two steps.
The second interview was more tricky. This was a technical interview. I was coding on a web editor while the interviewer was looking at my code. The interviewer was sympathetic, but I was not prepared enough and I failed at this step.
The last interview (that I didn't do) would have been on the Linux operating system.
Questions
What information is not in the inode?
- User ID
- File's name
- File ID
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Meta's interview process for their Production Engineer roles in Switzerland is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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