FB is a rollercoaster of openness and communication that focuses on your ability to have an impact on the world
FB is a rollercoaster of openness and communication that focuses on your ability to have an impact on the world
You're treated like a human being. You're well-fed. The corporate structure is designed so you can float to where you think you can do the best work with minimal hassle. Acquiring needed equipment is low friction. Above all, we believe in what we're doing.
Base salary is a little below comparable companies. The young employee base can sometimes lack tact or manners. The high-density office plan presents parking issues.
Scaling to tens of thousands of employees is the biggest threat to the company.
Keep everyone focused and keep teams small and nimble.
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I filed a request on the FB careers page. I had one prescreening with someone from HR and three technical interviews over the phone. My first interview was about programming. It took about 45 minutes. The questions were fairly simple; they just want
Operations Engineer
I could barely hear the interviewer, and sadly, was asked some basic questions one can easily Google, not the high-level questions expected for an engineer. I would like to see questions like, 'Please explain your system at work and let me know what
Operations Engineer
I was contacted by a recruiter who found my resume on LinkedIn. I had a quick screening phone interview with the recruiter, followed by two technical phone interviews. During these technical interviews, we shared a collaborative text document so they
Operations Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2012I filed a request on the FB careers page. I had one prescreening with someone from HR and three technical interviews over the phone. My first interview was about programming. It took about 45 minutes. The questions were fairly simple; they just want
Operations Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesMay 1, 2016I could barely hear the interviewer, and sadly, was asked some basic questions one can easily Google, not the high-level questions expected for an engineer. I would like to see questions like, 'Please explain your system at work and let me know what
Operations Engineer
Palo Alto, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2011I was contacted by a recruiter who found my resume on LinkedIn. I had a quick screening phone interview with the recruiter, followed by two technical phone interviews. During these technical interviews, we shared a collaborative text document so they
