Meta was an amazing place to work. I learned a tremendous amount and was treated incredibly well. My coworkers were all incredibly smart, and many of them were cool.
Although Meta has a reputation for being toxic, and I think that reputation may now be true, it was a very supportive environment while I was there.
They've made their decisions for the reasons that they made them. 'Nuff said.
The interview process included: * Two rounds of whiteboard interviews, with three problems in each. * A system design interview at the end. The problems became progressively more difficult. The system design interview was particularly challenging,
A Meta recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn for a while. Setting up the phone screen was easy. The recruiter was very courteous and set it up within 10 minutes. The phone screen was a standard intro, followed by two coding questions.
First, a remote Screener round with two LeetCode questions in 45 minutes. Then, a Super Day, which includes: * A system design interview (News Aggregator) * A behavioral interview (very fast-paced with short, precise answers mandatory) * Two
The interview process included: * Two rounds of whiteboard interviews, with three problems in each. * A system design interview at the end. The problems became progressively more difficult. The system design interview was particularly challenging,
A Meta recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn for a while. Setting up the phone screen was easy. The recruiter was very courteous and set it up within 10 minutes. The phone screen was a standard intro, followed by two coding questions.
First, a remote Screener round with two LeetCode questions in 45 minutes. Then, a Super Day, which includes: * A system design interview (News Aggregator) * A behavioral interview (very fast-paced with short, precise answers mandatory) * Two