They are actively making sure you learn, and they place you in projects that will impact the product in reality. These are projects that real IC3s would work on if you weren’t there.
It’s a bit overwhelming because of how fast-paced it is, and I suffered a re-org halfway because FB Live Shopping was being deprecated. Aside from that, it was a great experience.
The process was very quick and smooth overall. There were two assessment stages: * One behavioural assessment * One technical assessment Following this, there was one technical interview. The interview was 45 minutes long and included two LeetCode
Dived straight into coding, tackling one easy and one medium LeetCode question. The session lasted 45 minutes, and I asked two questions afterwards. The interviewer was from London, and it was a good experience overall. However, I had to memorize sol
The first round of the interview was with HR. She asked me some basic questions about data structures and algorithms. She then asked me to solve a puzzle whose difficulty was more than 'meal'. I solved the puzzle over the weekend and sent it back in
The process was very quick and smooth overall. There were two assessment stages: * One behavioural assessment * One technical assessment Following this, there was one technical interview. The interview was 45 minutes long and included two LeetCode
Dived straight into coding, tackling one easy and one medium LeetCode question. The session lasted 45 minutes, and I asked two questions afterwards. The interviewer was from London, and it was a good experience overall. However, I had to memorize sol
The first round of the interview was with HR. She asked me some basic questions about data structures and algorithms. She then asked me to solve a puzzle whose difficulty was more than 'meal'. I solved the puzzle over the weekend and sent it back in