Good pay, benefits, and perks like free food.
The hypercompetitive culture makes it a stressful place to work. People are rewarded for documented impact, not for helping or teaching others.
It's a somewhat toxic culture where a significant number of leaders exert dominance through bullying tactics, such as constantly interrupting or talking over others they feel are inferior.
Almost no one will offer to help you, as there is no recognition in performance reviews for generosity and it's difficult to show the impact of helping colleagues in PSC.
With stack ranking now in place, helping others actually puts your salary growth and job security at risk (the current policy is that 5-10% of performers are terminated).
Self-promotion and fake self-confidence is the norm and tiresome, especially at meetings.
Reward leaders who treat others with respect and call out the ones who step on others to show impact.
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
The interview process at Meta was excessively lengthy, involving multiple redundant stages with various recruiters and technical interviews. Despite receiving very positive feedback on my technical performance, no offer was made following a review b
It didn't work out; I just wasn't qualified for the position offered. It took a while to get through this process, but I understand why I wasn't picked. Ultimately, I just wasn't the right person for the job, so I'm glad they found someone else.
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
The interview process at Meta was excessively lengthy, involving multiple redundant stages with various recruiters and technical interviews. Despite receiving very positive feedback on my technical performance, no offer was made following a review b
It didn't work out; I just wasn't qualified for the position offered. It took a while to get through this process, but I understand why I wasn't picked. Ultimately, I just wasn't the right person for the job, so I'm glad they found someone else.