Good compensation, good perk. Have a chance to learn lots of things.
Where there are people, there is BS. There's no exception for Facebook. However, it's just much better than other companies, I believe.
My first year at FB was a disaster because I chose the wrong team, and they had very bad management (Data Infrastructure). The manager was not there to help you; they just wanted you to have a significant contribution. If you couldn't do that, they didn't bother to figure out why and help you but tried to kill you. I changed to a different team the second year, and it was a totally different world.
We had a nice discussion on algorithms and coding-related stuff, tech stack, and things like that. Learn basic data structures and C. Best of luck for your interview!
Phone interview followed by four final round interviews. Questions included LeetCode Medium/Hard. One interview focused on system design, while the others were algorithm questions. The interviewers were friendly and knowledgeable. Language questio
It went pretty good, but I did not get the job. The interview was straightforward. It started with a phone call, followed by an onsite interview. This is standard procedure, with fairly simple questions. I didn't know what to do. I'm doing this
We had a nice discussion on algorithms and coding-related stuff, tech stack, and things like that. Learn basic data structures and C. Best of luck for your interview!
Phone interview followed by four final round interviews. Questions included LeetCode Medium/Hard. One interview focused on system design, while the others were algorithm questions. The interviewers were friendly and knowledgeable. Language questio
It went pretty good, but I did not get the job. The interview was straightforward. It started with a phone call, followed by an onsite interview. This is standard procedure, with fairly simple questions. I didn't know what to do. I'm doing this