Great perks and working atmosphere. The people you work with are all top-notch, highly motivated, and competent. You learn about many new technologies, and the work you do has immediate impact. Very fast development cycle.
The fast pace and development cycle can seem sloppy and disorganized at times. There is the drive to "be bold and break things" or "done is better than perfect." Many new ideas come from hackathons. Facebook is very product-driven, with less of an emphasis on architectural integrity and sound infrastructure.
Company culture is fantastic, and work-life balance is truly great at Facebook. Employees are treated exceptionally well.
For employees working on backend-type features, it would help to have upper management provide a sense of direction and group alignment.
It was a great experience. Everyone was very nice and thoughtful. I had a lunch break and got a tour of the place. It was really nice, and I would definitely recommend it.
I contacted a recruiter via email that I received from a former Facebook employee. She followed up, asking some standard questions about my experience and availability during a phone screening that lasted about 15 minutes. I then scheduled a phone i
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
It was a great experience. Everyone was very nice and thoughtful. I had a lunch break and got a tour of the place. It was really nice, and I would definitely recommend it.
I contacted a recruiter via email that I received from a former Facebook employee. She followed up, asking some standard questions about my experience and availability during a phone screening that lasted about 15 minutes. I then scheduled a phone i
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