You're able to work on large problems and have really great freedom to pick what type of team and product you want to work on. You can work in ads, on Instagram, on Facebook products, or other things. WLB is generally pretty good compared to startups.
Public perception of the company is at an all-time low, and at times I doubt the direction myself.
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The interview process covers classic LeetCode problems, system design, and behavioral questions. It's quite easy to master with some practice, as the questions tend to be repetitive. After passing the interviews, the recruiters were incredibly rude.
I was interviewed for an M2 EM role for the Menlo Park office. A recruiter approached me on LinkedIn. I had a short call with her, followed by an initial interview which had two steps: one focusing on people management and leadership, and the other b
Internal Referral -> Phone Interview -> Onsite Loop -> Offer The process was quick. However, I interviewed before the holidays and had to wait until afterward to hear the results. Everyone is really friendly and helpful. HR always keeps you updated
The interview process covers classic LeetCode problems, system design, and behavioral questions. It's quite easy to master with some practice, as the questions tend to be repetitive. After passing the interviews, the recruiters were incredibly rude.
I was interviewed for an M2 EM role for the Menlo Park office. A recruiter approached me on LinkedIn. I had a short call with her, followed by an initial interview which had two steps: one focusing on people management and leadership, and the other b
Internal Referral -> Phone Interview -> Onsite Loop -> Offer The process was quick. However, I interviewed before the holidays and had to wait until afterward to hear the results. Everyone is really friendly and helpful. HR always keeps you updated