You can find almost all the perks of working at Facebook online. As a software engineer, I will just add that projects are challenging and interesting. You have tons of liberty in your work, and there is a great feel of support around every team.
Decision-making in the company feels too rigid, always depending on what Mark has to say without considering other factors.
The application process began with an internal referral from a friend who used to work at a startup where I was previously employed. He added me to their system, and about four days later, a recruiter initiated first contact. The recruiter was quick
I applied through a recruiter and interviewed at Facebook (Menlo Park, CA) in July 2017. I was contacted by a recruiter via email. He then called me to learn about my background and experience and scheduled a phone interview with a Facebook Engineer
I applied through a recruiter. It was a standard interview process with two rounds: - A technical round of two LeetCode-style problems. - A round of technical, system design, and behavioral questions. The process was pretty standard, and the recru
The application process began with an internal referral from a friend who used to work at a startup where I was previously employed. He added me to their system, and about four days later, a recruiter initiated first contact. The recruiter was quick
I applied through a recruiter and interviewed at Facebook (Menlo Park, CA) in July 2017. I was contacted by a recruiter via email. He then called me to learn about my background and experience and scheduled a phone interview with a Facebook Engineer
I applied through a recruiter. It was a standard interview process with two rounds: - A technical round of two LeetCode-style problems. - A round of technical, system design, and behavioral questions. The process was pretty standard, and the recru