It's used to gain knowledge.
They have free meals three times a day and snacks, which is good.
There is four months of paternity and maternity leave that you can distribute over the first year after having the child.
It's opt-in health insurance, so it's not really a benefit. They just enjoy group discounts on insurance because they have a million...
The worst thing about working at Facebook for me has been on-call duty. Most engineering teams run complex, frequently modified software in production. Since things have a way of going wrong, teams have a rotating responsibility for responding to unanticipated emergencies.
Since these can happen any time, day or night, and are of unknowable scope and severity, being on-call is a serious responsibility; many millions of users are affected every minute the site is broken.
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I interviewed at Meta for a Software Engineer position. The process began with a recruiter screen, followed by two technical interviews focused on data structures and algorithms. Questions included topics like: * Graph traversal * Dynamic programm
Pretty normal. Really, nothing outside of the ordinary if you've read other reviews or posts online about the interview process. There isn't much else to add here. If you've researched any prep guides for Meta interviews, it's as expected.
Coding assignment to write an algorithm to solve a problem described by the interviewer. You get time to think about a solution and then write the code. After this, you will be asked questions about your solution.
I interviewed at Meta for a Software Engineer position. The process began with a recruiter screen, followed by two technical interviews focused on data structures and algorithms. Questions included topics like: * Graph traversal * Dynamic programm
Pretty normal. Really, nothing outside of the ordinary if you've read other reviews or posts online about the interview process. There isn't much else to add here. If you've researched any prep guides for Meta interviews, it's as expected.
Coding assignment to write an algorithm to solve a problem described by the interviewer. You get time to think about a solution and then write the code. After this, you will be asked questions about your solution.