Experience depends on the team and manager.
Work is heavy. As a new grad, I went in and rewrote our entire backend without much help. You figure things out yourself; the manager is not helpful but demands a lot. I've been pulling a couple of all-nighters to get things done. I haven't had my annual performance review yet; if I don’t get “redefined expectations,” I will consider a team change or leaving.
The process started with an invitation to speak with a technical recruiter. That was a 30-minute conversation with questions about myself and my goals. The next interview was a technical one featuring LeetCode questions. After that, I had an onsite
Overall, I had a pleasant interview experience with Meta. The interviewers were all very professional and friendly. I had a great time chatting with them after my technical portion.
First, I had a discussion with a recruiter. After that, I had a 45-minute online CoderPad interview with a person from the company. Unfortunately, I was rejected after this interview. I received a response within a week.
The process started with an invitation to speak with a technical recruiter. That was a 30-minute conversation with questions about myself and my goals. The next interview was a technical one featuring LeetCode questions. After that, I had an onsite
Overall, I had a pleasant interview experience with Meta. The interviewers were all very professional and friendly. I had a great time chatting with them after my technical portion.
First, I had a discussion with a recruiter. After that, I had a 45-minute online CoderPad interview with a person from the company. Unfortunately, I was rejected after this interview. I received a response within a week.