I've been blown away by how incredible this company is. From its openness to its diversity, Facebook has truly surpassed all tech companies in terms of culture, perks, and employee lifestyle. As a software engineer, I've learned, grown, and made an incredible impact in just a few months.
I seriously can't think of a single negative thing about Facebook. I couldn't see myself working at any other company.
Micromanagement doesn't exist. I get credit for what I do, and there's a pretty clear understanding of my role and room for growth.
A recruiter reached out to interview for an iOS role. I was then moved onto the phone screen interview. This was a 45-minute interview on CodeSignal. It was a very well-thought-out interview process, and the interviewer was very professional. I do fe
Referred by a current employee for a new grad software engineering position. The entire process took about 4 weeks, from initial application to decision. Had one phone screen with basic programming problems. Received an invitation for an onsite int
The interview process was a little chaotic. Unexpected things happened; for example, the recruiters took a long time to respond. In the end, it worked out, but as a cautionary tale, I'd like to share it.
A recruiter reached out to interview for an iOS role. I was then moved onto the phone screen interview. This was a 45-minute interview on CodeSignal. It was a very well-thought-out interview process, and the interviewer was very professional. I do fe
Referred by a current employee for a new grad software engineering position. The entire process took about 4 weeks, from initial application to decision. Had one phone screen with basic programming problems. Received an invitation for an onsite int
The interview process was a little chaotic. Unexpected things happened; for example, the recruiters took a long time to respond. In the end, it worked out, but as a cautionary tale, I'd like to share it.