I worked on a core infrastructure team. The company has a mature technology stack and a broad spectrum of cool projects. Additionally, some of the best people in the industry work there. Go there if you are at the early stage of your career and want to learn and to grow.
Zuckerberg's obsession with the Metaverse is pushing the company towards a cliff.
Senior leadership is simply weak and ineffective. They are selected by loyalty to Zuck, not merit.
If you are a senior IC, prepare to be a one-man team.
Lots of politics, no transparency. Much is happening behind closed doors. Be prepared to be thrown under the bus.
Even a minor thing can damage your PSC rating and promotion.
Managers from the 'sister teams' specifically seek out nitpicking. They tell you there is no curve? They're lying.
Asked me about algorithms questions and some questions about data structures. They also asked how I would manipulate and reorder a linked list to determine the runtime of a system that is running high-performance, mission-critical work.
There was a 45-minute phone interview where I was asked to write code in an online editor, and then a 45-minute onsite interview where they flew me out to the Menlo Park campus. Overall, the recruiters were super friendly, and I really enjoyed the ex
Typical phone screen. An interviewer asked two questions, and I'm using Python. The questions are similar to those found on LeetCode. The interviewer did not ask to execute the code.
Asked me about algorithms questions and some questions about data structures. They also asked how I would manipulate and reorder a linked list to determine the runtime of a system that is running high-performance, mission-critical work.
There was a 45-minute phone interview where I was asked to write code in an online editor, and then a 45-minute onsite interview where they flew me out to the Menlo Park campus. Overall, the recruiters were super friendly, and I really enjoyed the ex
Typical phone screen. An interviewer asked two questions, and I'm using Python. The questions are similar to those found on LeetCode. The interviewer did not ask to execute the code.