It's good to learn about industry.
Sometimes it gets a tad boring.
I contacted a Facebook University recruiter with my CV and sent in a form specifying where I wanted to work and what I wanted to do at Facebook. I was scheduled for an interview late in the evening due to the time difference with California. Initia
A friend referred me. I received a phone call from a recruiter within two days. An interview was set up with the hiring manager of the team I interviewed for. It was a standard data structures and algorithms screen, which I passed pretty easily. I
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.
I contacted a Facebook University recruiter with my CV and sent in a form specifying where I wanted to work and what I wanted to do at Facebook. I was scheduled for an interview late in the evening due to the time difference with California. Initia
A friend referred me. I received a phone call from a recruiter within two days. An interview was set up with the hiring manager of the team I interviewed for. It was a standard data structures and algorithms screen, which I passed pretty easily. I
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.