Facebook is a good place to work. It might be easy to roll your eyes when people from Facebook say how open their culture is, but it's true. At a company-wide level, they share information about secret projects, public incidents, and important non-public business metrics.
I don't quite like the office decorations' style. It's a little bit stressful and factory-like.
Despite a good acquisition to solidify the position in social media, social networks...
My advice to management is to maintain the privacy and safety of the people using it. You must know the original owner from the start, when they sign up. You must remember and cannot change the owner's profile. And you must carefully check the site properly. Some scam syndicates try to use it.
I was referred by my friend. I interviewed at Facebook in Oct 2016. The question was not difficult, but I did not give an optimal answer in the first place. Rather than starting to code right after the question was given, I spent some time explain
The interviewers were very direct. They asked a lot about prior experience and current abilities and skills. They did not ask about my references. They liked my resume design and content. The interviewer was very nice.
Two rounds of 45 minutes. Coding problems only. Cannot disclose due to NDA, but problems were easy. Rejected, don't know why. Even interviewers seemed impressed. It seems I took only 5 minutes figuring out the 2nd interview's 1st problem solution,
I was referred by my friend. I interviewed at Facebook in Oct 2016. The question was not difficult, but I did not give an optimal answer in the first place. Rather than starting to code right after the question was given, I spent some time explain
The interviewers were very direct. They asked a lot about prior experience and current abilities and skills. They did not ask about my references. They liked my resume design and content. The interviewer was very nice.
Two rounds of 45 minutes. Coding problems only. Cannot disclose due to NDA, but problems were easy. Rejected, don't know why. Even interviewers seemed impressed. It seems I took only 5 minutes figuring out the 2nd interview's 1st problem solution,