I applied through a career fair in college and was called for an on-campus interview. After two weeks, the interviewer notified me to go for an on-site interview. I chose San Francisco, at Facebook's headquarters. The first question was easy; you o
I recently completed a phone screen, and it was fairly straightforward. It consisted of two coding problems, but unfortunately, I am not able to share the details of those specific questions.
The interview was casual with some technical questions, but it didn’t really give them a good picture of my skills. One thing that was frustrating was that the job posting listed it being okay to learn their specific tech stack on the job, but then t
I applied through a career fair in college and was called for an on-campus interview. After two weeks, the interviewer notified me to go for an on-site interview. I chose San Francisco, at Facebook's headquarters. The first question was easy; you o
I recently completed a phone screen, and it was fairly straightforward. It consisted of two coding problems, but unfortunately, I am not able to share the details of those specific questions.
The interview was casual with some technical questions, but it didn’t really give them a good picture of my skills. One thing that was frustrating was that the job posting listed it being okay to learn their specific tech stack on the job, but then t