Very well compensated and get to work remotely.
Feeling disconnected with coworkers. Leader is questionable.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. First, we had a call so they could get to know me. Then, I sent my resume and my phone number, and we scheduled a phone technical interview with one of Facebook's engineers. I asked for two weeks to prepare
I chatted with a recruiter, who then directed me to the recruiter for Facebook Seattle. She had a list of multiple-choice Android questions as a really quick initial screen. After that, I had a Skype interview with an engineer there. It was mostly
I applied through a career fair at my university. They hosted a pre-interview dinner so you could meet with your recruiter/on-campus interviewer. The next day, I had my 45-minute interview, and it was pleasant. The questions weren't that hard, and I
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. First, we had a call so they could get to know me. Then, I sent my resume and my phone number, and we scheduled a phone technical interview with one of Facebook's engineers. I asked for two weeks to prepare
I chatted with a recruiter, who then directed me to the recruiter for Facebook Seattle. She had a list of multiple-choice Android questions as a really quick initial screen. After that, I had a Skype interview with an engineer there. It was mostly
I applied through a career fair at my university. They hosted a pre-interview dinner so you could meet with your recruiter/on-campus interviewer. The next day, I had my 45-minute interview, and it was pleasant. The questions weren't that hard, and I