Too much politics and thrash, redundancy within the company, teams on two different orgs working on the same thing, and upper management has no influence to improve cross-org collaboration.
Too much thrash in terms of design/product decisions. Mature products mean less greenfield opportunity.
Impact-driven culture which is equally thrashy, and engineers bear the brunt of most of it.
Lot of scope fighting within the teams. Are there too many engineers for the amount of work there is?
Think about the orgs in the company has a whole, do they make sense? Why are there teams on different orgs working on the same thing
I am coming from an academic background, and Meta was my first ever industry interview. I didn't even know about LeetCode. My LinkedIn profile was picked up by the recruiter, and I was scheduled for an interview. I was expecting to go through my res
Two LeetCode questions per round. The system design round felt a bit weird because it’s just you doing a monologue. Otherwise, a pretty decent experience. Strongly recommend going through LeetCode questions thoroughly. Also, practice writing two qu
I had two interviews: * One on my university campus. * One on the nearest Facebook campus. I got back promptly after the second interview. The culture is amazingly open; any intern can look at any piece of code in the company – nothing is secret. A
I am coming from an academic background, and Meta was my first ever industry interview. I didn't even know about LeetCode. My LinkedIn profile was picked up by the recruiter, and I was scheduled for an interview. I was expecting to go through my res
Two LeetCode questions per round. The system design round felt a bit weird because it’s just you doing a monologue. Otherwise, a pretty decent experience. Strongly recommend going through LeetCode questions thoroughly. Also, practice writing two qu
I had two interviews: * One on my university campus. * One on the nearest Facebook campus. I got back promptly after the second interview. The culture is amazingly open; any intern can look at any piece of code in the company – nothing is secret. A