High pay. Top of the market. Very few places pay this well. The stock run-up made a lot of folks rich.
Free food and snacks. The food is pretty good.
Benefits and perks are still really good despite some cuts.
Nice fitness centers at larger offices.
Core business is still very strong. FB and IG print money.
Chance to work on cool tech and/or products used by billions.
Obsession over performance reviews (PSC). It pays to focus on what looks good on the PSC rather than doing the right thing.
15% or higher below expectations for quota, plus a transition away from high headcount growth, means people get thrown under the bus even if they fulfilled their level expectations. People are incentivized to compete with each other and claim credit.
The days of fast growth and promotions are done.
Small layoffs here and there after the big layoffs.
Questionable leadership over the last few years, and nepotism runs supreme. Overhire leads to big layoffs, and now they are hiring a lot in areas again. They cut spending by cutting benefits and layoffs but then throw more money into Reality Labs.
The culture that made Facebook a top place to work is gone. Meta is more like Amazon but with better pay and perks.
For phone screening sessions, before the virtual onsite. Leetcode questions, about two questions at medium levels within 45 mins. The interviewer asked about time complexity and space complexity. The interviewer doesn’t give much hints but is calm an
Meta was pretty flexible regarding timing and scheduling. Interviews were standard, and the process is detailed heavily online. The recruiter was very straightforward on the format of the interviews and how to best prepare.
The process was kind of long. After I had completed my online assessments, it was time for the coding interview. My interviewer asked me if I had seen the question before. I said I had. I didn't think this was a question that would make them ask me
For phone screening sessions, before the virtual onsite. Leetcode questions, about two questions at medium levels within 45 mins. The interviewer asked about time complexity and space complexity. The interviewer doesn’t give much hints but is calm an
Meta was pretty flexible regarding timing and scheduling. Interviews were standard, and the process is detailed heavily online. The recruiter was very straightforward on the format of the interviews and how to best prepare.
The process was kind of long. After I had completed my online assessments, it was time for the coding interview. My interviewer asked me if I had seen the question before. I said I had. I didn't think this was a question that would make them ask me