Huge impact on billions of people while working with awesome, insanely intelligent coworkers at a pleasant office. Great free food and perks. Lots of autonomy and big problems to solve. Engineer-driven culture. Down-to-earth, available CEO.
Being on-call and dealing with lots of product uncertainty.
Long commute if you live in SF.
Work-life balance tends to steer toward work.
There's nothing I'd advise them that I wouldn't and haven't said in person.
A very typical interview, as expected for a company like Meta. Nothing particularly surprising. It's good to prepare in advance, know why you want to work there, and understand what the role might include.
Referred by a current employee for a new grad software engineering position. The entire process took about 4 weeks, from initial application to decision. Had one phone screen with basic programming problems. Received an invitation for an onsite int
The interview process was good and smooth. I had two phone interviews. The Facebook office is really mind-blowing. My interviewers were very nice. There were five onsite interviews: * Two system design * Two coding * One behavioral interview with a
A very typical interview, as expected for a company like Meta. Nothing particularly surprising. It's good to prepare in advance, know why you want to work there, and understand what the role might include.
Referred by a current employee for a new grad software engineering position. The entire process took about 4 weeks, from initial application to decision. Had one phone screen with basic programming problems. Received an invitation for an onsite int
The interview process was good and smooth. I had two phone interviews. The Facebook office is really mind-blowing. My interviewers were very nice. There were five onsite interviews: * Two system design * Two coding * One behavioral interview with a