Good food, good environment. The people are all really great, and the company really trains you well. Maybe the most structured training program I've seen. Very professional but friendly environment.
Too crowded, need valet parking.
The location isn't ideal. It's kind of a not-so-nice part of town. Many people commute an hour each way since they don't want to live in the area.
Overall, it's good.
Your path to success is to hire good people and stay out of their way.
Passed phone check and three onsite interviews. Everything was great, according to the interviewers. I gave an average of three solutions for each problem, and after that, they said they could not give an offer.
Had a phone interview. I presented the most optimal solution to the algorithms problem, refactored the code, and asked insightful questions about working at Facebook. I also inquired about engineering practices mentioned on their blog. Unfortunately,
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn. I cleared the phone round. The onsite consisted of two coding rounds, two system design rounds, and a behavioral round. Most of the questions were medium/easy LeetCode problems. Except for one interviewer, all
Passed phone check and three onsite interviews. Everything was great, according to the interviewers. I gave an average of three solutions for each problem, and after that, they said they could not give an offer.
Had a phone interview. I presented the most optimal solution to the algorithms problem, refactored the code, and asked insightful questions about working at Facebook. I also inquired about engineering practices mentioned on their blog. Unfortunately,
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn. I cleared the phone round. The onsite consisted of two coding rounds, two system design rounds, and a behavioral round. Most of the questions were medium/easy LeetCode problems. Except for one interviewer, all