Facebook made a good effort, trying to give a complete experience to remote interns.
The team I was placed on was friendly and willing to help whenever I had issues.
I was given a project that I had 12 weeks to work on. At the end of the process, I submitted a body of work that was all my own and got to present it to various teams of engineers.
The responsibility of owning a project is challenging and rewarding.
Having ownership over a project can create a lot of stress, especially since the project is how you're evaluated for return offers. I found myself getting to network with my co-workers a lot more in the final days of my internship, after my project had already been finalized. Also, it would have been nice to have had an in-person experience.
Introductions, followed by two LeetCode easy/medium questions within 45 minutes. Time was also allocated for questions at the end. You're allowed to turn your camera off during the LeetCoding part. The interviewer was nice and provided hints. They
The first stage is an MCQ on Linux and networking fundamentals. The second stage is a coding technical round with two easy to medium LeetCode problems. The third stage is a networking and computer systems discussion that is in-depth and requires you
They give you materials to study. There were two rounds: one LeetCode style round of two medium-like questions in about 50 minutes, and one OS and networking round. Just make sure you go through the recommended materials well.
Introductions, followed by two LeetCode easy/medium questions within 45 minutes. Time was also allocated for questions at the end. You're allowed to turn your camera off during the LeetCoding part. The interviewer was nice and provided hints. They
The first stage is an MCQ on Linux and networking fundamentals. The second stage is a coding technical round with two easy to medium LeetCode problems. The third stage is a networking and computer systems discussion that is in-depth and requires you
They give you materials to study. There were two rounds: one LeetCode style round of two medium-like questions in about 50 minutes, and one OS and networking round. Just make sure you go through the recommended materials well.