I do not have any cons as such to write here, which I realized from my experience as an intern at Facebook.
I applied for the position when Facebook was interviewing on campus. I emailed my resume on the deadline and was called for an interview within 5 days. After passing the first interview, I was informed that evening that I had a second interview the n
I was contacted by a recruiter after dropping my resume at the career fair. After two phone screens, I was invited to attend a 'University Day' at the Menlo Park office for one onsite interview. Each phone screen is generally about 45 minutes long
I was contacted by a Facebook representative and had to do two interviews. One was on my college campus, and the other was at HQ. The questions were relatively straightforward algorithm questions combined with programming. They did not require tons
I applied for the position when Facebook was interviewing on campus. I emailed my resume on the deadline and was called for an interview within 5 days. After passing the first interview, I was informed that evening that I had a second interview the n
I was contacted by a recruiter after dropping my resume at the career fair. After two phone screens, I was invited to attend a 'University Day' at the Menlo Park office for one onsite interview. Each phone screen is generally about 45 minutes long
I was contacted by a Facebook representative and had to do two interviews. One was on my college campus, and the other was at HQ. The questions were relatively straightforward algorithm questions combined with programming. They did not require tons