The interview process at Facebook is quite transparent. It involves no online assessment, one phone interview, and then an onsite interview. I'm a new graduate and attended one of their U-days. The arrangement was professional and fun.
I directly went through two technical questions, which were not very hard. After that, the interviewer allowed me to ask about him or the company. The interview lasted about 45 minutes and was a quite good experience.
I met the recruiter at an event hosted by the university and then sent her my application. Within a week, they scheduled an interview for me. It was a 1-on-1 phone interview, purely technical. The interviewer asked me some small algorithm problems a
The interview process at Facebook is quite transparent. It involves no online assessment, one phone interview, and then an onsite interview. I'm a new graduate and attended one of their U-days. The arrangement was professional and fun.
I directly went through two technical questions, which were not very hard. After that, the interviewer allowed me to ask about him or the company. The interview lasted about 45 minutes and was a quite good experience.
I met the recruiter at an event hosted by the university and then sent her my application. Within a week, they scheduled an interview for me. It was a 1-on-1 phone interview, purely technical. The interviewer asked me some small algorithm problems a