Facebook is an incredible, dynamic place filled with lots of extremely intelligent and interesting people. The work they give is meaningful, and the freedom even more so. I think this is probably one of the best places to work in the world, if not the best.
I could go into all the perks, but honestly, the best part are the people, the work itself, and the respect you are given. The office in MPK is also simply stunning.
The only con for me is that if you dislike the mission of Facebook, it can be a bit difficult to work there. Also, some of the perks were so good that I felt that they could have toned it down a little bit.
Work-life balance could be better, but it's a high-paying, interesting job with lots of perks. So, honestly, not much room to complain here either.
The interview includes a single round lasting a total of 40 minutes. During this time, you will be tasked with solving two LeetCode-style coding problems. These problems are designed to evaluate your problem-solving abilities, programming skills, a
I had three rounds of interviews. Interviews were conducted virtually using CoderPad. The interview difficulty was standard LeetCode medium. At the end, I had the opportunity to ask questions of the interviewers.
I met them at a career fair at my school and handed them my resume. A couple weeks later, they emailed me and asked if I could interview on my campus. The interview was 45 minutes long. A few days later, they asked if I wanted to come to Menlo Park
The interview includes a single round lasting a total of 40 minutes. During this time, you will be tasked with solving two LeetCode-style coding problems. These problems are designed to evaluate your problem-solving abilities, programming skills, a
I had three rounds of interviews. Interviews were conducted virtually using CoderPad. The interview difficulty was standard LeetCode medium. At the end, I had the opportunity to ask questions of the interviewers.
I met them at a career fair at my school and handed them my resume. A couple weeks later, they emailed me and asked if I could interview on my campus. The interview was 45 minutes long. A few days later, they asked if I wanted to come to Menlo Park