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A lot to do in terms of assignments.
The interview presented a basic coding question. It was challenging but fair. I was guided by a senior engineer, who was very nice and straightforward. While I solved the majority of the question, I wasn't able to truly hit it out of the park, which
I was asked graph-related questions, and I needed to find the path interactively or absolutely. I thought it would be easy, but I fumbled in front of the interviewer. This happened in the fall of 2021, and I was really stuck at the time.
Meta's on-site interviews include four to five interviews, split into separate rounds. There are three interview categories: * Ninja (coding) * Pirate (systems or product design) * Jedi (culture fit and behavioral) Meta's on-site interview process
The interview presented a basic coding question. It was challenging but fair. I was guided by a senior engineer, who was very nice and straightforward. While I solved the majority of the question, I wasn't able to truly hit it out of the park, which
I was asked graph-related questions, and I needed to find the path interactively or absolutely. I thought it would be easy, but I fumbled in front of the interviewer. This happened in the fall of 2021, and I was really stuck at the time.
Meta's on-site interviews include four to five interviews, split into separate rounds. There are three interview categories: * Ninja (coding) * Pirate (systems or product design) * Jedi (culture fit and behavioral) Meta's on-site interview process