Ok, it's fine, I guess.
bad, because the boss is a lizard.
The interview was actually relatively run-of-the-mill and pretty polite. We talked a lot about Javascript and React. The interviewer had a thick Indian accent, which made it difficult to understand him. As a result, I had to ask many follow-up ques
I applied through an employee referral. The process took two months. A recruiter call was followed up with a one-hour coding interview. I did well enough on the first coding interview, and they moved me up for a virtual onsite. The virtual onsite ha
I had two technical interviews with Facebook. Both interviewers asked me a few behavioral questions first, such as "Why Facebook?", and then moved into coding challenges. I gave two solutions to one problem during the first round and passed it. For
The interview was actually relatively run-of-the-mill and pretty polite. We talked a lot about Javascript and React. The interviewer had a thick Indian accent, which made it difficult to understand him. As a result, I had to ask many follow-up ques
I applied through an employee referral. The process took two months. A recruiter call was followed up with a one-hour coding interview. I did well enough on the first coding interview, and they moved me up for a virtual onsite. The virtual onsite ha
I had two technical interviews with Facebook. Both interviewers asked me a few behavioral questions first, such as "Why Facebook?", and then moved into coding challenges. I gave two solutions to one problem during the first round and passed it. For