I have always loved working at FB. I get to work on the most challenging problems of my career, the pay is great, and it is the most fun engineering culture I've been a part of.
During the COVID-related shutdowns, the company has been especially helpful in providing the things we need to take care of ourselves first and work later.
Before the COVID shutdowns, work-life balance was often difficult. The commute from SF to Menlo Park was also difficult.
Keep doing what you're doing. We all appreciate it.
I chatted with the recruiter to see if I was a reasonable fit. I have a lot of experience in SV, so we decided to do a phone screen next. Since I'm local to FB HQ, they gave me the option of going onsite instead, which I did.
Standard Facebook interview process. I already had an offer from another big company and told the recruiter. He went about the process really fast. * 1 phone interview * 4 technical onsite interviews (3 coding and 1 system design) Very school-
Good. I didn’t know what to expect, but it was fair with LeetCode-style questions and a good interview process. It was hard but manageable if you prepare, in my opinion.
I chatted with the recruiter to see if I was a reasonable fit. I have a lot of experience in SV, so we decided to do a phone screen next. Since I'm local to FB HQ, they gave me the option of going onsite instead, which I did.
Standard Facebook interview process. I already had an offer from another big company and told the recruiter. He went about the process really fast. * 1 phone interview * 4 technical onsite interviews (3 coding and 1 system design) Very school-
Good. I didn’t know what to expect, but it was fair with LeetCode-style questions and a good interview process. It was hard but manageable if you prepare, in my opinion.