Smart people. Great engineering challenges. Freedom to work on projects.
Not that many interesting projects.
Too much maintenance burden at times.
My conversation with Facebook started when a recruiter sent me an email. We scheduled a call where she asked about my interests and background. Surprisingly, the recruiter asked me a technical question. It wasn't hard (Fibonacci function and its opti
Had a 1-hour coding round, followed by an onsite interview. The call was very chill. They first asked about your experience, followed by the coding round. Make sure to go quickly during the coding rounds, since most of the time they ask 2 coding inte
The FB recruiters were very on-the-ball and determined to get me to campus. They worked with me every step of the way, flew me out, put me up in a nice hotel, and helped me know what to expect in the interviews. The process consisted of four intervi
My conversation with Facebook started when a recruiter sent me an email. We scheduled a call where she asked about my interests and background. Surprisingly, the recruiter asked me a technical question. It wasn't hard (Fibonacci function and its opti
Had a 1-hour coding round, followed by an onsite interview. The call was very chill. They first asked about your experience, followed by the coding round. Make sure to go quickly during the coding rounds, since most of the time they ask 2 coding inte
The FB recruiters were very on-the-ball and determined to get me to campus. They worked with me every step of the way, flew me out, put me up in a nice hotel, and helped me know what to expect in the interviews. The process consisted of four intervi