The best thing about a Facebook internship is definitely the culture and the benefits.
My team was very relaxed, and I didn't feel pressured to overwork. Free food as an intern is great.
Working for a giant corporation can sometimes be depressing in a moral way because you worry a lot about whether you're actually ruining people's lives.
Be less aggressive about all the save-the-world stuff, especially with intern classes. It's pretty intense.
The interview process is lengthy, beginning with a Linux assessment. This is followed by a basic programming round where candidates must solve two questions. If successful, there is a system design round, which concludes with an onsite or virtual ons
The recruiter was friendly and professional. There were two technical interviews: * One was a code challenge. * The other was an infra-related discussion. The interviewers were nice. I stumbled, but it was a positive experience.
I was contacted by a recruiter through LinkedIn. He asked several simple questions and then set up two phone screens: one for "systems" and one for "software engineering." A few days later, I was invited to Menlo Park, CA, for a day of interviews. T
The interview process is lengthy, beginning with a Linux assessment. This is followed by a basic programming round where candidates must solve two questions. If successful, there is a system design round, which concludes with an onsite or virtual ons
The recruiter was friendly and professional. There were two technical interviews: * One was a code challenge. * The other was an infra-related discussion. The interviewers were nice. I stumbled, but it was a positive experience.
I was contacted by a recruiter through LinkedIn. He asked several simple questions and then set up two phone screens: one for "systems" and one for "software engineering." A few days later, I was invited to Menlo Park, CA, for a day of interviews. T