Management is flat, and colleagues are driven and like-minded.
Community is great, and there's lots of support for internal tools.
The toolchain is fully in-house, with a high learning curve to start.
The interview arrangement was good, but I think the decision was biased. It seems like they had already finalized someone, and my interview was just a formality. Don't apply for IT positions at Facebook; they tend to hire people they know beforehand
I was referred by a friend, and the recruiter got back to me within one week. I had a recruiter call to go over the process ahead. The onsite rounds are typical tech interviews: * Coding * System Design * Manager + technical Finally, there will b
The interview process was pretty straightforward. The recruiter reached out to me, and we agreed on a time for a phone interview that would take about 45 minutes. Resources would be shared to help with preparation for the interview.
The interview arrangement was good, but I think the decision was biased. It seems like they had already finalized someone, and my interview was just a formality. Don't apply for IT positions at Facebook; they tend to hire people they know beforehand
I was referred by a friend, and the recruiter got back to me within one week. I had a recruiter call to go over the process ahead. The onsite rounds are typical tech interviews: * Coding * System Design * Manager + technical Finally, there will b
The interview process was pretty straightforward. The recruiter reached out to me, and we agreed on a time for a phone interview that would take about 45 minutes. Resources would be shared to help with preparation for the interview.