Meta hired a bunch of excellent engineers: smart, highly motivated, and professional people. The company values your skills and work, and sets high expectations on your impact.
As of now, I did not find any cons yet.
I had a mock interview with a MET employee. He asked me a question based on stacks and emphasized the importance of talking the interviewer through your code.
I applied online. The process took 8 weeks. - OA - 1 behavioral round - 2 technical rounds (2 LeetCode questions for 45 minutes). For coding, it's almost the same from the top 50-100 recently asked questions, so be fully prepared with those.
Coding and Interview. An interviewer gives a question, and you write code. Then, you dry-run the code. It should be bug-free. You should also list some test cases for the question, including some corner cases.
I had a mock interview with a MET employee. He asked me a question based on stacks and emphasized the importance of talking the interviewer through your code.
I applied online. The process took 8 weeks. - OA - 1 behavioral round - 2 technical rounds (2 LeetCode questions for 45 minutes). For coding, it's almost the same from the top 50-100 recently asked questions, so be fully prepared with those.
Coding and Interview. An interviewer gives a question, and you write code. Then, you dry-run the code. It should be bug-free. You should also list some test cases for the question, including some corner cases.