You are measured and rewarded on impact and not the other usual factors such as your relationship with your manager or how many hours you have to work.
Great open culture where you can question anything and anyone. You are encouraged to take risks in order to achieve something bigger.
Great place for mentorship. The bootcamp is an amazing way to understand company culture, build relationships, and get exposure to various technologies. Beyond that, there are tons of individuals that you just need to ask, and they will help you in every way possible.
Facebook has some of the friendliest individuals that I have ever worked with.
Great perks! Food, amenities, health, dental, gym, and the list goes on and on.
Believes in compensating you what you are worth instead of trying to lowball and counteroffer once you have a competing offer.
You are truly working on things that are making a difference in people's lives.
If you really want to set yourself apart, know that you are probably working with some of the brightest in the industry. You better be on top of your game.
Continue to maintain the culture that exists.
Let's ensure it doesn't turn into another one of those other tech giants!
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I requested an in-person interview in place of a telephonic one. We arranged a one-hour interview at the Menlo Park office. I cleared that interview and was called for a six-round interview. The interview was
Prepare for 3 rounds of LeetCode questions, followed by 1 system design round and 1 behavioral round. LeetCode style questions will cover BFS, DFS, binary trees, and dynamic programming. Be prepared to discuss space and time complexity, and to write
Talked to a recruiter at a job fair on campus and was later invited to an on-campus coding interview. Invited to an onsite, which consisted of another fairly quick coding interview and a day-long tour of the Facebook campus.
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I requested an in-person interview in place of a telephonic one. We arranged a one-hour interview at the Menlo Park office. I cleared that interview and was called for a six-round interview. The interview was
Prepare for 3 rounds of LeetCode questions, followed by 1 system design round and 1 behavioral round. LeetCode style questions will cover BFS, DFS, binary trees, and dynamic programming. Be prepared to discuss space and time complexity, and to write
Talked to a recruiter at a job fair on campus and was later invited to an on-campus coding interview. Invited to an onsite, which consisted of another fairly quick coding interview and a day-long tour of the Facebook campus.