Everything is good. Most great is the free food and four months of paid maternity/paternity leave, with no force to join work back.
I found no cons; a great company to work with. Tough to get a job that's all about Facebook.
Everything is great. They should continue till the end. The online application system is great. The review team should be given more expenditure.
My first call with the recruiter went well. After a few days, they informed me that I was invited for an onsite interview with a single interviewer, instead of a phone screen. That interview also went well, and I was selected for the second "pirate
This was my second chance with Facebook; the first time, I didn't pass the phone screen. After one year of my failure, I was contacted by a recruiter. * Phone screen 1: An array problem with a follow-up. A tree problem: The interviewer didn't expla
I contacted a recruiter via email that I received from a former Facebook employee. She followed up, asking some standard questions about my experience and availability during a phone screening that lasted about 15 minutes. I then scheduled a phone i
My first call with the recruiter went well. After a few days, they informed me that I was invited for an onsite interview with a single interviewer, instead of a phone screen. That interview also went well, and I was selected for the second "pirate
This was my second chance with Facebook; the first time, I didn't pass the phone screen. After one year of my failure, I was contacted by a recruiter. * Phone screen 1: An array problem with a follow-up. A tree problem: The interviewer didn't expla
I contacted a recruiter via email that I received from a former Facebook employee. She followed up, asking some standard questions about my experience and availability during a phone screening that lasted about 15 minutes. I then scheduled a phone i