Depends on the team, but the team I worked at had lots of work to do and very little downtime. Benefits are great, with free food.
Super heavy focus on performance review (PSC). Seems like a waste of time.
A typical tech-industry interview process involves whiteboarding and coding. This can range from superficial, trivial questions to deep systems knowledge questions. It is a very difficult interview, but a very rewarding experience.
I contacted Facebook at a campus recruiting event and was initially given an on-campus interview. After that, I was asked to have an on-site interview with them in one of three locations: New York City, Seattle, or Menlo Park. I chose to visit the S
A recruiter contacted me. After a few days of back and forth, we set up a phone interview. In the phone interview, we discussed a possible problem that involved trees. I struggled to implement the necessary algorithm. Eventually, I got to ask a co
A typical tech-industry interview process involves whiteboarding and coding. This can range from superficial, trivial questions to deep systems knowledge questions. It is a very difficult interview, but a very rewarding experience.
I contacted Facebook at a campus recruiting event and was initially given an on-campus interview. After that, I was asked to have an on-site interview with them in one of three locations: New York City, Seattle, or Menlo Park. I chose to visit the S
A recruiter contacted me. After a few days of back and forth, we set up a phone interview. In the phone interview, we discussed a possible problem that involved trees. I struggled to implement the necessary algorithm. Eventually, I got to ask a co