Work in an engineering-focused environment (eng isn't just a cost center).
Everything is set up to make engineering easy. A monorepo makes it super easy to start writing code, and there are so many people working here that you can get any question answered fast.
Amazing compensation, amazing benefits.
Lots of autonomy. Managers are basically just there to help you grow your career. I get to decide what I want to work on.
A small cog in a big machine.
Their recruiter reached out, and I agreed to interview. I went on campus for the first stage, which was one simple question. After that, they asked me to come back for a loop of five interviews: three coding, one design, and one cultural fit.
I spoke with the recruiter and received the prep materials. I studied for the screening and took it. Apparently, I didn't do well, as they never contacted me with results one way or the other.
1 Phone Interview + Onsite The onsite interview consisted of three 1-on-1 interviews: two technical and one behavioral/technical. Be sure to have an answer for "Why Facebook?" that definitely tripped me up.
Their recruiter reached out, and I agreed to interview. I went on campus for the first stage, which was one simple question. After that, they asked me to come back for a loop of five interviews: three coding, one design, and one cultural fit.
I spoke with the recruiter and received the prep materials. I studied for the screening and took it. Apparently, I didn't do well, as they never contacted me with results one way or the other.
1 Phone Interview + Onsite The onsite interview consisted of three 1-on-1 interviews: two technical and one behavioral/technical. Be sure to have an answer for "Why Facebook?" that definitely tripped me up.