The recruiter from Texas was very kind, very friendly, and very helpful. I passed the phone interview using collabedit.com.
Then, I had an onsite interview.
The first interviewer asked me to code this problem: Write a function that takes two arguments: a binary tree and an integer n. It should return the n-th element in the binary tree in the inorder traversal. I struggled quite a bit but got it right in the end.
The second interviewer asked some network monitoring questions. He was not impressed.
Then there was a fire alarm. Everybody vacated the building.
A few days later, I was told that I was no longer a candidate.
They never asked questions about my past experiences. I guess the strange culture lives on. As long as FB is doing OK, there is no reason to change, I suppose.
Write a function that takes two arguments: a binary tree and an integer n. It should return the n-th element in the inorder traversal of the binary tree.
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Meta's interview process for their Software Engineer, Infrastructure roles in Menlo Park, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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