Preposterously high pay, pretty good perks, and a fairly flexible RTO policy at the time of employment.
The entire company worships at the altar of metrics, to the point where any and all work has to be metrics-driven, even if the work itself is obviously pointless or degrades the value of the product itself. Engineering upkeep is wildly deprioritized as a result, and everyone is so constantly mortified of the 6-month review cycle that anything that doesn't look good on them is completely tossed aside. The work-life balance is dreadful, since someone is inevitably pulling all-nighters to look good on their reviews, so if you aren't, you look bad by comparison. The company is also, obviously, super evil.
Your performance review cycle is dreadful at anything other than justifying your constant layoff waves, and it is the reason everyone hates using your product.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. The time between indicating my interest to the recruiter and the date of the final set of onsite interviews was about one month. I am local to Facebook HQ, so for the initial screening interview, I was giv
Internal transfer. Two coding and one system design interview rounds. Both coding rounds had hard questions and seemed to expect me to come up with an optimal solution. I didn't come up with the optimal solution and failed the interview.
I only made it to the initial phone interview. I had to code on CodePen while on the phone. The interviewer jumped right into the technical question, asking me no questions about my background.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. The time between indicating my interest to the recruiter and the date of the final set of onsite interviews was about one month. I am local to Facebook HQ, so for the initial screening interview, I was giv
Internal transfer. Two coding and one system design interview rounds. Both coding rounds had hard questions and seemed to expect me to come up with an optimal solution. I didn't come up with the optimal solution and failed the interview.
I only made it to the initial phone interview. I had to code on CodePen while on the phone. The interviewer jumped right into the technical question, asking me no questions about my background.