Meta Reality Lab is a really cool place for people to make cool products. It has plenty of GPUs to engineer.
No work-life balance. A little bit of messy management.
I applied to Meta, then had a first-stage interview with a recruiter. The recruiter informed me that there would be a total of six rounds, all across different aspects with some coding, and asked me to prepare before booking the second round. The se
Two code snippets were presented. One was to create a class and methods for a graph. The other was a problem to determine if a given string is a palindrome.
The interview process includes: * An initial SW interview * An ML interview * A behavioral interview The recruiter works with you. There can also be a preparatory interview if you choose to sign up for it. Overall, a smooth process.
I applied to Meta, then had a first-stage interview with a recruiter. The recruiter informed me that there would be a total of six rounds, all across different aspects with some coding, and asked me to prepare before booking the second round. The se
Two code snippets were presented. One was to create a class and methods for a graph. The other was a problem to determine if a given string is a palindrome.
The interview process includes: * An initial SW interview * An ML interview * A behavioral interview The recruiter works with you. There can also be a preparatory interview if you choose to sign up for it. Overall, a smooth process.