Terrible Place to Work
Terrible Place to Work
Facebook is run by sociopaths. The only benefit of working here is to improve your resume.
Expect to work 50-70 hours per week on a dumb project. The company always wants you to act with urgency, even when the projects are ill-conceived.
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Frontend Engineer
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn and kicked off the process with a quick 20-minute screen. This covered basic topics like past frontend work, JavaScript depth, and interest in Meta. The first tech round was phone-based and focused on core JavaScr
Frontend Engineer
After conducting a remote interview, I spent only one day on-site to complete five one-hour interview sessions. The technical questions were fairly deep, offering ample opportunity to demonstrate my skills. I did not feel ambushed with tricky technic
Frontend Engineer
Applied through LinkedIn. Had a basic chat with the recruiter about past experience. Then scheduled a typical technical screening interview with an engineer at the company. Pretty straightforward. The engineer doesn’t really participate or help in an
Frontend Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesJune 1, 2025A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn and kicked off the process with a quick 20-minute screen. This covered basic topics like past frontend work, JavaScript depth, and interest in Meta. The first tech round was phone-based and focused on core JavaScr
Frontend Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesNovember 25, 2024After conducting a remote interview, I spent only one day on-site to complete five one-hour interview sessions. The technical questions were fairly deep, offering ample opportunity to demonstrate my skills. I did not feel ambushed with tricky technic
Frontend Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesApril 1, 2025Applied through LinkedIn. Had a basic chat with the recruiter about past experience. Then scheduled a typical technical screening interview with an engineer at the company. Pretty straightforward. The engineer doesn’t really participate or help in an
