Facebook is an awesome company. Everyone has the opportunity to make a great impact there, as the things you build are used by millions of people worldwide. The company is still growing, which makes for a lot of room for career improvement inside it too, not to mention all the experience you gain there. Finally, the work environment is just great, with very good free food, open space, and the feeling that everyone loves working there.
I guess a downside to it is that it's a big responsibility to change and build things there. Since if you make something wrong, you'll be affecting millions of users with it, which can be scary.
Standard SWE loop. It was very consistent with what the recruiters prepare you for. Be sure to do mocks / practice time management (as with any interview). The interview process included: * 1 phone screen * Onsite interviews comprising: * 2 sy
I applied to Facebook. First, HR called and described the interview process and how I'd be matched with their teams if hired. Then, a Facebook engineer called for a 45-minute technical phone interview.
Best interview process for a large tech company in the SF Bay Area. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. The process went very quickly. Interviewers want you to succeed, and it is on you to perform. The recruiting staff was very friendly. Nig
Standard SWE loop. It was very consistent with what the recruiters prepare you for. Be sure to do mocks / practice time management (as with any interview). The interview process included: * 1 phone screen * Onsite interviews comprising: * 2 sy
I applied to Facebook. First, HR called and described the interview process and how I'd be matched with their teams if hired. Then, a Facebook engineer called for a 45-minute technical phone interview.
Best interview process for a large tech company in the SF Bay Area. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. The process went very quickly. Interviewers want you to succeed, and it is on you to perform. The recruiting staff was very friendly. Nig