Communicative culture, with smooth processes. Little red tape.
Repetitive work sometimes, less variety in responsibility.
First, I was asked standard non-technical questions. That lasted for 10 minutes. Next, I was given a coding question. After solving that one, another harder question was asked. The interviewer was very helpful and nice to talk to, unlike other plac
After passing the phone interview (easy questions with the + and *), I was invited to the on-site interviews: one non-technical and two technical. The non-technical interview also included a technical question, which was not easy. Two more technica
In-person, on-site interview. 45 minutes. Purely technical/coding. One person (a current engineer at FB) interviewed me. I think it was fairly similar to other software engineering interviews, but purely technical. Nothing was covered except one
First, I was asked standard non-technical questions. That lasted for 10 minutes. Next, I was given a coding question. After solving that one, another harder question was asked. The interviewer was very helpful and nice to talk to, unlike other plac
After passing the phone interview (easy questions with the + and *), I was invited to the on-site interviews: one non-technical and two technical. The non-technical interview also included a technical question, which was not easy. Two more technica
In-person, on-site interview. 45 minutes. Purely technical/coding. One person (a current engineer at FB) interviewed me. I think it was fairly similar to other software engineering interviews, but purely technical. Nothing was covered except one