Experience working at Meta is highly dependent on what team or org you are in. Some orgs/teams have insanely complicated political games to play, while some others are more focused on getting interesting work done. It's hard to know which is which just by talking to team members.
You need to play complicated political games to not be a scapegoat for failed initiatives.
Not too much promotion these days.
I had a question on a phone screen first. I was then asked to participate in a university day interview event, where all candidates were university grads. I had three back-to-back interviews, one of which was concentrated on my background. There we
Find someone who referred you. The recruiter will reach out and ask you to provide available times for a phone interview. You will then receive a confirmation email with a link to an online editor. During the phone interview, the interviewer will spe
Introduced into the whole process via a referral, I was able to move quickly to an onsite interview. This was easily the best interview experience I've had in a long time – the recruiter was friendly and extremely responsive, and each of the intervie
I had a question on a phone screen first. I was then asked to participate in a university day interview event, where all candidates were university grads. I had three back-to-back interviews, one of which was concentrated on my background. There we
Find someone who referred you. The recruiter will reach out and ask you to provide available times for a phone interview. You will then receive a confirmation email with a link to an online editor. During the phone interview, the interviewer will spe
Introduced into the whole process via a referral, I was able to move quickly to an onsite interview. This was easily the best interview experience I've had in a long time – the recruiter was friendly and extremely responsive, and each of the intervie