The pay is pretty solid, I guess.
There was no work to do, and people were annoying.
The first step was a phone interview with a recruiter. It was more about getting to know my background, experience, and understanding why I was interested in Meta. The recruiter was friendly and clear about the process.
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
- Recruiter message on LinkedIn: - "We love your profile." - Made me happy, set a time to call. - Recruiter call: - Talked about my background and work. - Recruiter emailed me: - "Which teams do you like?" - Me: "Instagram and more." - dancing.jpg
The first step was a phone interview with a recruiter. It was more about getting to know my background, experience, and understanding why I was interested in Meta. The recruiter was friendly and clear about the process.
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
- Recruiter message on LinkedIn: - "We love your profile." - Made me happy, set a time to call. - Recruiter call: - Talked about my background and work. - Recruiter emailed me: - "Which teams do you like?" - Me: "Instagram and more." - dancing.jpg