I applied through a career fair at my university. They hosted a pre-interview dinner so you could meet with your recruiter/on-campus interviewer.

The next day, I had my 45-minute interview, and it was pleasant. The questions weren't that hard, and I didn't need any extra hints to solve them.

After that, they sent me an onsite request. After waiting for one week, I came to their HQ in MPK a week later. I had the interview by noon, then a good tour around campus.

The onsite questions were much easier. I think if you're invited to onsite, you have a really good chance to get in.

After two business days, I got the offer from FB. The compensation is really huge and very hard to decline.

As for tips, I would say get as much rest and be well prepared for the interview. They ask basic questions, but you need to have a clear mind to solve them comfortably. Please try as hard as you can to explain your thought process.

1. Given an array with 0s and other integers, find the fastest (least organizing) way to transfer all the 0s to the right end of that array.

2. Given an array of integers, find two numbers whose sum is closest to a specific number.