Great pay, amazing perks and benefits, super flexible scheduling. You're very well taken care of at the office; food, drinks, and snacks are free everywhere. You pretty much tell them whatever equipment you want to work with, and they get it set up for you.
It can be a little bit of a steep learning curve getting started.
Maybe try to explain compensation a little better in the hiring process.
A telephone chat with a recruiter was followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of five 45-minute sessions. All of the sessions were highly technical, involving either writing code on a whiteboard or discussing system design.
Everyone was edgy when I started seeing people at Facebook, including the receptionists. Granted, job interviews tend to be critical, and we are the people who seemed to be begging for these highly-lucrative job positions. Then I saw this lady, who
I was contacted by a recruiter for a general discussion about my career goals. When she learned that I had other offers, the process was expedited. I went through a phone screen and was then brought onsite. The interviewers were all very friendly.
A telephone chat with a recruiter was followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of five 45-minute sessions. All of the sessions were highly technical, involving either writing code on a whiteboard or discussing system design.
Everyone was edgy when I started seeing people at Facebook, including the receptionists. Granted, job interviews tend to be critical, and we are the people who seemed to be begging for these highly-lucrative job positions. Then I saw this lady, who
I was contacted by a recruiter for a general discussion about my career goals. When she learned that I had other offers, the process was expedited. I went through a phone screen and was then brought onsite. The interviewers were all very friendly.