Benefits and compensation are great. Also, Facebook's scale and reach mean that you can touch lots of people and traffic.
Facebook's Darwinian way of operating is great for small things, but not big ones. The company rewards risk-taking (usually great), but is so focused on encouraging risks and experimentation that anyone trying to do anything difficult enough to span multiple teams and managers has an uphill battle.
There was one OA and one working preferences form at first when the recruiter reached out to me. Following this were two onsite technical interviews, one after another. Finally, there was one behavioral onsite interview.
The process was a screening round, two coding rounds, one behavioral round, and one system design round. The screening round had two coding questions. As usual, explain the intuition, talk through the thought process, and write the code. Optimise lat
Interviewing at Facebook was a bit tough but not too crazy. It started with a quick recruiter call. Then, I had virtual interviews, a mix of some coding and some system design. The questions did require some thinking, but nothing was out of left fie
There was one OA and one working preferences form at first when the recruiter reached out to me. Following this were two onsite technical interviews, one after another. Finally, there was one behavioral onsite interview.
The process was a screening round, two coding rounds, one behavioral round, and one system design round. The screening round had two coding questions. As usual, explain the intuition, talk through the thought process, and write the code. Optimise lat
Interviewing at Facebook was a bit tough but not too crazy. It started with a quick recruiter call. Then, I had virtual interviews, a mix of some coding and some system design. The questions did require some thinking, but nothing was out of left fie