Good hours, good money, good people.
If you want more of a challenge, probably go for a startup.
I went through a web developer interview at Meta, starting with an initial online round to test my programming and problem-solving skills. After passing that, I moved on to deeper technical rounds where they focused on my front-end knowledge, like H
First, resume selection, followed by a coding round. This was followed by an online interview. Following this was a face-to-face interview at London headquarters. After that, an HR interview, followed by a background check.
Standard technical role interview process. Screening started with a chat with the recruiter. Next, there was a phone interview which I skipped and went directly to the video technical interview, which was LeetCode style. I did not pass.
I went through a web developer interview at Meta, starting with an initial online round to test my programming and problem-solving skills. After passing that, I moved on to deeper technical rounds where they focused on my front-end knowledge, like H
First, resume selection, followed by a coding round. This was followed by an online interview. Following this was a face-to-face interview at London headquarters. After that, an HR interview, followed by a background check.
Standard technical role interview process. Screening started with a chat with the recruiter. Next, there was a phone interview which I skipped and went directly to the video technical interview, which was LeetCode style. I did not pass.