Overall, I enjoyed my time at Meta. It has amazing internal tooling and a bottoms-up culture. The experience will be highly dependent on your direct team/manager, but overall, for a big tech company, Meta is good if you want to work hard and have a shot at fast promotions.
Product philosophy boils down to finding north star metrics and then pushing them up. There are definitely some empire-building middle managers.
The process takes about one month. Referred by a friend, I passed the phone interview two weeks after the referral. I then went for an onsite interview. The process was pretty standard, and most interviewers were respectful and friendly.
University Grad position. 1 screen interview on university campus: - 2 algorithms 3 interviews on Facebook campus: - 2 of them had 2 technical questions - 1 of them had 1 technical question and general talk on career/growth at Facebook
Interviewed E3 (new grad). Make sure to study top META Tagged LC questions. Made it to the follow-up round, but got one-shotted by a LeetCode Hard problem. The interviewer didn't really seem to realize I was a new grad; they generally go easier for n
The process takes about one month. Referred by a friend, I passed the phone interview two weeks after the referral. I then went for an onsite interview. The process was pretty standard, and most interviewers were respectful and friendly.
University Grad position. 1 screen interview on university campus: - 2 algorithms 3 interviews on Facebook campus: - 2 of them had 2 technical questions - 1 of them had 1 technical question and general talk on career/growth at Facebook
Interviewed E3 (new grad). Make sure to study top META Tagged LC questions. Made it to the follow-up round, but got one-shotted by a LeetCode Hard problem. The interviewer didn't really seem to realize I was a new grad; they generally go easier for n