High pay, learn a lot, cover the whole process.
Super busy, super tight, move really fast.
Facebook recruiters approached me at a conference. An interview followed shortly thereafter. All interviewers had looked at my resume and were ready to ask me questions about my grad work, something that I didn't see in a lot of places. They even p
I entered the process via a recruiter I'd worked with previously. I started with a phone screen that went well -- some simple puzzle questions that were easy to work out on the fly. From there, I moved on to the on-site interview. This was a series
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. We set up an initial telephonic chat, followed by two telephonic interviews. Both were coding and algorithms-related. I didn't do well in the first one; I received feedback that I was slow in providing responses
Facebook recruiters approached me at a conference. An interview followed shortly thereafter. All interviewers had looked at my resume and were ready to ask me questions about my grad work, something that I didn't see in a lot of places. They even p
I entered the process via a recruiter I'd worked with previously. I started with a phone screen that went well -- some simple puzzle questions that were easy to work out on the fly. From there, I moved on to the on-site interview. This was a series
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. We set up an initial telephonic chat, followed by two telephonic interviews. Both were coding and algorithms-related. I didn't do well in the first one; I received feedback that I was slow in providing responses