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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Applied through a recruiter's reach-out in December 2021. First screening was in January, and a virtual onsite interview took place in mid-February. Received the offer at the beginning of March. The recruiters were very helpful, and the people I i
Solved both questions in time. The recruiter liked both of my answers and I thought I had a chance to move on to the final round. But nope! Seems like the whole process is very hit or miss.
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
Applied through a recruiter's reach-out in December 2021. First screening was in January, and a virtual onsite interview took place in mid-February. Received the offer at the beginning of March. The recruiters were very helpful, and the people I i
Solved both questions in time. The recruiter liked both of my answers and I thought I had a chance to move on to the final round. But nope! Seems like the whole process is very hit or miss.
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