Meta pays top dollar among FAANG companies and is a great place to work with really good benefits. The dev environment is really good and internal tools help me work faster. Growth here is crazy. You can get promoted from E3 to E5 in 2 years. Mark has a company-wide Q&A every week.
The new privacy improvements have slowed engineering down, and constant exaggerated scandals cause my income to fluctuate due to stock price fluctuations. There’s a lot of "woke-ism" as is typical for FAANG, and I feel it overshadows product development. However, I do see the long-term communal benefits of investing in these initiatives.
There is no official pressure to perform, but there is peer pressure.
Focus more on building stable products, albeit delayed, instead of shipping bug-ridden products early.
I received an introductory email from a recruiter at the Facebook London office. I submitted my resume and answered a couple of questions via email, and then had a short phone interview with an HR officer. A couple of weeks later, I had a technical
I was selected for an interview as an intern through my university's co-op program, so the process was fairly quick. The interview was scheduled five days into the future. Two days before the interview, all the candidates were invited to a dinner w
The first phone screening included a couple of JavaScript questions about functions you can perform on strings. There were also CSS-related questions, like the difference between block and inline elements. This was followed by a homework assignment
I received an introductory email from a recruiter at the Facebook London office. I submitted my resume and answered a couple of questions via email, and then had a short phone interview with an HR officer. A couple of weeks later, I had a technical
I was selected for an interview as an intern through my university's co-op program, so the process was fairly quick. The interview was scheduled five days into the future. Two days before the interview, all the candidates were invited to a dinner w
The first phone screening included a couple of JavaScript questions about functions you can perform on strings. There were also CSS-related questions, like the difference between block and inline elements. This was followed by a homework assignment