Toxic Culture, Poor Work-life Balance
Toxic Culture, Poor Work-life Balance
Good pay and benefits. Free food.
There are some teams working on state-of-the-art technologies in certain areas. If you happen to be interested in these areas, you may learn a lot.
The culture is toxic. People are not willing to help others. There is a quota of poor ratings (MM) or layoffs in some teams. An impact-driven culture makes some tech leads choose important/good projects for themselves and assign tough projects for new people. Some documentation is poorly managed. It is difficult for new people to ramp up. Poor work-life balance.
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December 3, 2025I went through Meta’s Software Engineer interview process, which included a recruiter screen, a technical phone interview, and a virtual onsite with coding, system design, and behavioral rounds. The interviewers were direct but supportive, and the qu
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