An incredible hidden experience
An incredible hidden experience
Perks, culture, values, motivation, determination, people, compensation, arcade, gym, shuttles, free food – just about everything you could think of.
They also have unlimited sick days. People really care about your health here.
No one outside of this company knows how amazing this is. I believe this is one of the biggest flaws. I try to explain our values to outsiders, and they don't believe me. You try to look them up on the internet, and you won't find them. It's almost to the point of ridiculousness. I would love for this to be fixed, and I sure hope it does!
Don't be afraid to give Facebook a voice of its own. It needs to share the amazing respect and values that it has to achieve its goals.
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Software Engineer
A short initial phone chat with the recruiter (who was excellent, even offering tips for the main interview). Then, a technical phone interview with a developer. The developer I spoke to was great; they seemed like a nice guy and managed to pose so
Software Engineer
The engineer calls me on time. Then, they ask some behavioral questions, such as "Why Facebook?" After that, they start to ask algorithm questions. Finally, you can ask some questions to the interviewer.
Software Engineer
I had three technical interviews, one after another, each 45 minutes long. One interview focused on career/behavioral questions, asking about my prior projects, a difficult technical challenge I overcame, my weaknesses, etc. A coding question was al
Software Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2012A short initial phone chat with the recruiter (who was excellent, even offering tips for the main interview). Then, a technical phone interview with a developer. The developer I spoke to was great; they seemed like a nice guy and managed to pose so
Software Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2015The engineer calls me on time. Then, they ask some behavioral questions, such as "Why Facebook?" After that, they start to ask algorithm questions. Finally, you can ask some questions to the interviewer.
Software Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2016I had three technical interviews, one after another, each 45 minutes long. One interview focused on career/behavioral questions, asking about my prior projects, a difficult technical challenge I overcame, my weaknesses, etc. A coding question was al
