You have a lot of independence as an intern. It's a great first experience working on a small team. Even though it's a big company, you feel your impact.
I didn't get a sense of company culture while I was there. Maybe my team was particularly lackluster. Although we were co-workers for three months, they still felt like acquaintances.
A recruiter emailed me and then scheduled a brief preliminary phone call. They asked about my experience and why I'd be interested in working at Facebook, and explained the recruitment process. The next day, I was sent a front-end coding puzzle/chal
I applied through a recruiter who contacted me in September. She was nice, and we booked a phone/screen coding interview. They are using CoderPad for these. This first interview consisted of three questions. They all seemed pretty easy, and then the
The process went as quickly as I wanted it to. I was initially contacted on LinkedIn and set up a recruiter call. This was a fairly standard call, going over my background and the role. At the end of the call, I was asked a list of technical questio
A recruiter emailed me and then scheduled a brief preliminary phone call. They asked about my experience and why I'd be interested in working at Facebook, and explained the recruitment process. The next day, I was sent a front-end coding puzzle/chal
I applied through a recruiter who contacted me in September. She was nice, and we booked a phone/screen coding interview. They are using CoderPad for these. This first interview consisted of three questions. They all seemed pretty easy, and then the
The process went as quickly as I wanted it to. I was initially contacted on LinkedIn and set up a recruiter call. This was a fairly standard call, going over my background and the role. At the end of the call, I was asked a list of technical questio