The internship program is great! I learned so much!
Pay is great. Culture is awesome. Corporate housing is easy and nice.
You're pretty much thrown into the fire immediately. But I think they do that on purpose to see who can take it.
It's very fast-paced. You're expected to learn quickly and fairly independently (although you should know when to ask for help!), which isn't for everyone.
Expect to spend 50-60 hours a week at work. But, it doesn't really feel like work.
The interview starts with a self-introduction, then two medium-level LeetCode problems with dry runs and complexity analysis. Afterwards, I asked several questions, and the interviewer answered. There were no behavioral questions or similar topics.
Facebook recruiters visit my university each year to recruit talent. In November, a recruiter reached out to me to see if I would be interested in an opportunity at Facebook during the summer. I hadn't been looking for internships at the time, nor di
Two phone screen interviews were conducted. Both were relatively simple. The first focused on basic coding, while the second dove a little deeper into topics related to data structures and algorithm design.
The interview starts with a self-introduction, then two medium-level LeetCode problems with dry runs and complexity analysis. Afterwards, I asked several questions, and the interviewer answered. There were no behavioral questions or similar topics.
Facebook recruiters visit my university each year to recruit talent. In November, a recruiter reached out to me to see if I would be interested in an opportunity at Facebook during the summer. I hadn't been looking for internships at the time, nor di
Two phone screen interviews were conducted. Both were relatively simple. The first focused on basic coding, while the second dove a little deeper into topics related to data structures and algorithm design.