The work: Facebook is growing fast, which means there's a lot of opportunity for career growth if you're motivated. My co-workers range from good to stupendously great engineers, and I've seen no sign yet of a decrease in quality in the new hires.
The product: It's an incredibly rare opportunity to build products that are used by 1/6th of the world's population. I can visit the most far-flung corners of the world, walk into a cafe, and see people using the thing I've built to connect to their friends and loved ones.
It can be stressful at times, and maintaining work-life balance is tricky. I think this is mostly an internally driven thing rather than imposed by the company, but it is what it is.
I was contacted by the recruiter through LinkedIn. I had an initial call with the recruiter, where I was asked about my interests and what I might be looking for. The recruiter explained the entire process of how the interview goes. Usually, they hav
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I requested an in-person interview in place of a telephonic one. We arranged a one-hour interview at the Menlo Park office. I cleared that interview and was called for a six-round interview. The interview was
The interview process began with an online assessment, followed by a phone interview. In the end, there was an onsite interview with three rounds. There was one tricky question that was hard to answer, and I believe I failed the interview because of
I was contacted by the recruiter through LinkedIn. I had an initial call with the recruiter, where I was asked about my interests and what I might be looking for. The recruiter explained the entire process of how the interview goes. Usually, they hav
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I requested an in-person interview in place of a telephonic one. We arranged a one-hour interview at the Menlo Park office. I cleared that interview and was called for a six-round interview. The interview was
The interview process began with an online assessment, followed by a phone interview. In the end, there was an onsite interview with three rounds. There was one tricky question that was hard to answer, and I believe I failed the interview because of