What a great company to be in.
No real cons that I can think of.
I applied through a recruiter and interviewed at Facebook (Menlo Park, CA) in July 2017. I was contacted by a recruiter via email. He then called me to learn about my background and experience and scheduled a phone interview with a Facebook Engineer
The interview didn't go further than the technical screening. It lasted 45 minutes total: 5 minutes for the introduction, half an hour for solving two coding problems, and 10 minutes for outro questions. I managed to solve the problems, but I was giv
I had an on-site interview -- it was an hour long. The questions were simple -- on string and bit manipulation. I signed an NDA, so can't disclose the question. You need to have quick coding skills.
I applied through a recruiter and interviewed at Facebook (Menlo Park, CA) in July 2017. I was contacted by a recruiter via email. He then called me to learn about my background and experience and scheduled a phone interview with a Facebook Engineer
The interview didn't go further than the technical screening. It lasted 45 minutes total: 5 minutes for the introduction, half an hour for solving two coding problems, and 10 minutes for outro questions. I managed to solve the problems, but I was giv
I had an on-site interview -- it was an hour long. The questions were simple -- on string and bit manipulation. I signed an NDA, so can't disclose the question. You need to have quick coding skills.