Free food, good pay. Some good and nice people working here. Interesting technology and problems.
The job becomes a lot about managing the PSC and competing at PSC level, and not about the job itself. It's kind of a performance meta-game, and sadly, a lot of success comes from how well you play this game, how well your position is suited to this game, and how you get others to accept your influence, solutions, tutoring, and direction.
It also depends a lot on how well your manager pitches for you and your team.
Lastly, how good do you feel working for Zuck and Meta? Is it improving the world?
Maybe you can decide on the Pros or Cons bucket for this one.
Work on the culture.
Focus on long-term value and career growth.
Recruiter called and scheduled a tech screen. There were 2 interviews. * First interview was also related to some Linux commands. * Second interview was about triaging/debugging. It was a typical PE interview. Easy if you are a Site Reliabilit
Total process around 2 months. First round: one coding interview and one Linux troubleshooting. Passed and moved forward to the full loop interview: - One coding interview - One CS fundamental interview - System design interview - Behavioral questi
The interview process consists of four structured stages: * An initial screening * A technical round emphasizing Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) * A troubleshooting assessment * A collaborative team interview
Recruiter called and scheduled a tech screen. There were 2 interviews. * First interview was also related to some Linux commands. * Second interview was about triaging/debugging. It was a typical PE interview. Easy if you are a Site Reliabilit
Total process around 2 months. First round: one coding interview and one Linux troubleshooting. Passed and moved forward to the full loop interview: - One coding interview - One CS fundamental interview - System design interview - Behavioral questi
The interview process consists of four structured stages: * An initial screening * A technical round emphasizing Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) * A troubleshooting assessment * A collaborative team interview