Smart people to work with. Easily to find one or two co-workers who are very smart and be able to learn from them.
A lot of opportunities to grow. Flexibility to start a new project here is higher. Be able to have opportunities to work on many new projects. And you can choose the project based on your interest as well.
Free food and snacks.
Move fast. Less process to ship things after code completion.
Be able to work with a good tech stack.
Almost no work-life balance in a few teams. 55-60 hours per week is normal in these teams.
Peer pressure is more than in other companies because people here work so hard and enjoy working extra hours every day.
Can we do fewer reorgs every year? I really don't like my manager being changed every half.
3 LC medium questions in 3 rounds. Only thing to focus on is speed, since you need to complete every round in 45 minutes. 1 system design round. Lastly, a culture round to test company values.
I met a recruiter at the Facebook offices, and she showed me around. Because I was applying for an engineering position, the tour started on the engineering floor, which isn't too big. The offices were nice but nothing super special. She did mention
Get in contact with their recruiter. Then, take a 45-minute interview with them. It included two coding questions. I can't share details due to an NDA. One question was about string matching, and the other was about a binary tree. From what I obse
3 LC medium questions in 3 rounds. Only thing to focus on is speed, since you need to complete every round in 45 minutes. 1 system design round. Lastly, a culture round to test company values.
I met a recruiter at the Facebook offices, and she showed me around. Because I was applying for an engineering position, the tour started on the engineering floor, which isn't too big. The offices were nice but nothing super special. She did mention
Get in contact with their recruiter. Then, take a 45-minute interview with them. It included two coding questions. I can't share details due to an NDA. One question was about string matching, and the other was about a binary tree. From what I obse