Facebook is a company that has evolved from a scrappy startup to a large, global company very successfully, due to very good management practices. It has never lost focus on engineering excellence as a key success driver. It's a great place to learn, even for industry veterans, and evolve.
Career growth is very well defined and metrics-driven, and politics are kept to a minimum. Compensation, perks, and benefits are top-notch.
Facebook still hasn't found the secret to retaining top engineering talent for the long haul.
Turnover is high, which, combined with constant internal mobility moves, leaves teams with a low level of deep expertise in the services they support.
Stay focused on the core mission of enabling people to build communities.
The process was fairly straightforward. It involved a recruiter call, followed by a full day of in-person interviews and lunch. Unfortunately, all of the interviewers were at least 15 years younger than me (<35), and that didn't make me feel comforta
Initial call with recruiter, followed by two phone interviews by two separate Engineering Managers. A combination of behavioral and technical questions were asked. If answers were not specific, they would ask more in-depth questions, looking for sp
A Facebook recruiter reached out to me in December to see if I would be interested in interviewing, based on my LinkedIn profile. The initial conversation was pleasant, and the recruiter was helpful in explaining the process. About two months later,
The process was fairly straightforward. It involved a recruiter call, followed by a full day of in-person interviews and lunch. Unfortunately, all of the interviewers were at least 15 years younger than me (<35), and that didn't make me feel comforta
Initial call with recruiter, followed by two phone interviews by two separate Engineering Managers. A combination of behavioral and technical questions were asked. If answers were not specific, they would ask more in-depth questions, looking for sp
A Facebook recruiter reached out to me in December to see if I would be interested in interviewing, based on my LinkedIn profile. The initial conversation was pleasant, and the recruiter was helpful in explaining the process. About two months later,