People here are very active, and the company has the best employees.
I don't think there are cons to this company.
A 45-minute call focused on two programming questions, conducted by an Instagram engineer. The interviewer was nice and didn't ask too much about my resume or background. I received a rejection letter four days after the interview.
The interviewer was very cool, and he asked me about myself and my projects. He also asked why I wanted to choose Facebook. Then, we started the coding round, which took nearly 45 minutes. He mainly focused on performance tuning of algorithms, i.e.,
I had an in-person interview at the university. I answered two questions about data structures and algorithms. It was hard, and I should have studied more, but the recruiter was rather nice about things.
A 45-minute call focused on two programming questions, conducted by an Instagram engineer. The interviewer was nice and didn't ask too much about my resume or background. I received a rejection letter four days after the interview.
The interviewer was very cool, and he asked me about myself and my projects. He also asked why I wanted to choose Facebook. Then, we started the coding round, which took nearly 45 minutes. He mainly focused on performance tuning of algorithms, i.e.,
I had an in-person interview at the university. I answered two questions about data structures and algorithms. It was hard, and I should have studied more, but the recruiter was rather nice about things.