My coworkers were awesome. We all knew we could count on each other, be honest in our feedback, and work together on interesting, challenging, and rewarding problems. We could also make an impact on the user experience for all Meta apps.
The rapid growth of the last few years made it harder for teams to operate autonomously. There was definitely an increased demand in justifying the work, not to mention needing to keep everything working with the same resources because capital spending couldn't keep pace.
And I won't lie, being laid off, even as the most senior person in the team, was a major negative.
Lower management is great. Maybe take some lessons from them about listening to your employees.
2 rounds: 1 tech screen - 45 min - 2 coding questions 1 virtual onsite - 4-5 hours (4-5 parts, each 1 hour) - 3 coding, 1 system, and 1 behavioral with coding part
After submitting my application, I was contacted by a recruiter. They asked about 15 questions regarding my experience and availability via email. Following that, I had a 45-minute coding interview.
The application process began with an internal referral from a friend who used to work at a startup where I was previously employed. He added me to their system, and about four days later, a recruiter initiated first contact. The recruiter was quick
2 rounds: 1 tech screen - 45 min - 2 coding questions 1 virtual onsite - 4-5 hours (4-5 parts, each 1 hour) - 3 coding, 1 system, and 1 behavioral with coding part
After submitting my application, I was contacted by a recruiter. They asked about 15 questions regarding my experience and availability via email. Following that, I had a 45-minute coding interview.
The application process began with an internal referral from a friend who used to work at a startup where I was previously employed. He added me to their system, and about four days later, a recruiter initiated first contact. The recruiter was quick