There are lots of smart people, and you get an opportunity to learn a lot. The problems are very challenging, and people have an opportunity to make a big impact within the company.
The work-life balance at FB isn't very good. It's a good place for recent grads and people without kids, though. Some HR policies seem ridiculous. Product and infra aren't treated equally, IMHO.
External manager hires aren't great.
I emailed the recruiter whose email I had from last year's internship interview. Probably due to the large amount of applicants, they kept losing my information and taking a very long time to get back to me. It took around 3 weeks to schedule a first
My application was submitted through an internal referral, and I was contacted by the recruiter within a week. The recruiter was very helpful in providing tips on preparing for the interview and its format. Even though I didn't get an offer, the ove
The interviewers are nice to talk with and will give some hints when you are stuck. Follow-up questions will be about time complexity and space complexity. No need for self-introduction or "big questions." Coding questions are for 45 minutes and re
I emailed the recruiter whose email I had from last year's internship interview. Probably due to the large amount of applicants, they kept losing my information and taking a very long time to get back to me. It took around 3 weeks to schedule a first
My application was submitted through an internal referral, and I was contacted by the recruiter within a week. The recruiter was very helpful in providing tips on preparing for the interview and its format. Even though I didn't get an offer, the ove
The interviewers are nice to talk with and will give some hints when you are stuck. Follow-up questions will be about time complexity and space complexity. No need for self-introduction or "big questions." Coding questions are for 45 minutes and re