Smart people all around. I learn an awful lot of stuff. Great compensation and perks.
Move fast (and break things) culture; WLB may be bad depending on teams.
Sloppy documentation.
Interview process took 3 weeks. Had phone interview. After a bit of background, started with coding. I got some clues and solved it, but they rejected. They just want coders and to jump into correct code right away.
If you're a solid developer with years of experience working on high-visibility products used by millions of people (and references to back it up), don't expect the interview process at Facebook to just work. It really comes down to how much you prep
I met a recruiter at the Facebook offices, and she showed me around. Because I was applying for an engineering position, the tour started on the engineering floor, which isn't too big. The offices were nice but nothing super special. She did mention
Interview process took 3 weeks. Had phone interview. After a bit of background, started with coding. I got some clues and solved it, but they rejected. They just want coders and to jump into correct code right away.
If you're a solid developer with years of experience working on high-visibility products used by millions of people (and references to back it up), don't expect the interview process at Facebook to just work. It really comes down to how much you prep
I met a recruiter at the Facebook offices, and she showed me around. Because I was applying for an engineering position, the tour started on the engineering floor, which isn't too big. The offices were nice but nothing super special. She did mention