Good salary, remote, friendly. They reallocate you. You can join any time you want. Good benefits.
They lay you off randomly. Horrible work-life balance; you need to work fast, and if something breaks, it's your fault.
One phone screen with two questions. Onsite had: * Two coding interviews * Two system design interviews * One behavioral interview Recruiters are super helpful, and the amazing recruitment team assists at every stage.
As far as difficulty, the interview was pretty standard. Facebook has a very low tolerance for bugs/mistakes, so definitely test hard! Having received offers from major companies (Google, Microsoft, and Amazon) and having 8+ years of experience at o
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
One phone screen with two questions. Onsite had: * Two coding interviews * Two system design interviews * One behavioral interview Recruiters are super helpful, and the amazing recruitment team assists at every stage.
As far as difficulty, the interview was pretty standard. Facebook has a very low tolerance for bugs/mistakes, so definitely test hard! Having received offers from major companies (Google, Microsoft, and Amazon) and having 8+ years of experience at o
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