The ability to work remotely is nice, and there are lots of healthy snacks and good food in the cafeteria. It's exciting to be part of such fascinating product development.
Stability is nearly non-existent.
It's a constant churn of department reorganization. Every three months, things are being shuffled around, and people are constantly being cut.
How is it effective to have a revolving door of contractors?
Instead of constantly hiring new employees who need to learn department processes, locations, etc., why not just keep them on?
The workers are not rental cars, they are PEOPLE, with families to support and housing to pay for.
Nobody likes stressing whether or not they will have a job at the start of each quarter.
The process was not too hard. The interviewers were really nice and understanding. They explained the job and what the team is looking for very thoroughly. They asked to do some coding and some technical problems.
I received an email from a Facebook recruiter stating that my resume looked impressive and that they wished to interview me. We scheduled a call, and I prepared for my interview. The recruiter called about half an hour after our scheduled time, which
Depending on the roles, the process can be rather lengthy, but the overall interviews themselves were a very good experience. It was for sure a vigorous process all the way until the end, yet it was a good experience. The one part that was not enjo
The process was not too hard. The interviewers were really nice and understanding. They explained the job and what the team is looking for very thoroughly. They asked to do some coding and some technical problems.
I received an email from a Facebook recruiter stating that my resume looked impressive and that they wished to interview me. We scheduled a call, and I prepared for my interview. The recruiter called about half an hour after our scheduled time, which
Depending on the roles, the process can be rather lengthy, but the overall interviews themselves were a very good experience. It was for sure a vigorous process all the way until the end, yet it was a good experience. The one part that was not enjo