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The interviewer pretended to be very nice, even when I got the algorithm question right with a small bug. For the second question, I didn't pay attention to the implementation detail because the interviewer kept saying, "Don't worry, it's important,
I came onsite for what was described as an hour-long introductory and technical interview. I was greeted by the recruiter and shown around the office (FB NYC), then we chatted for 10-15 minutes. The engineer then arrived, and we started the technical
The process was fairly smooth; good information provided for preparing for the interview & proper expectations were set before the interview regarding the day's schedule. My experience with both recruiting and engineering was very good.
The interviewer pretended to be very nice, even when I got the algorithm question right with a small bug. For the second question, I didn't pay attention to the implementation detail because the interviewer kept saying, "Don't worry, it's important,
I came onsite for what was described as an hour-long introductory and technical interview. I was greeted by the recruiter and shown around the office (FB NYC), then we chatted for 10-15 minutes. The engineer then arrived, and we started the technical
The process was fairly smooth; good information provided for preparing for the interview & proper expectations were set before the interview regarding the day's schedule. My experience with both recruiting and engineering was very good.