My team was in-person most of the week, so it was easy to reach out and ask questions. Ramping up was quick and smooth. The internship program is very structured, and there are a lot of resources available to you. Free food and snacks at the office.
The intern housing I was assigned was a little more than an hour away (by shuttle) from the Menlo Park office.
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 first interview was easy, and the interviewer was nice. The second interview involved bubble sort, but the interviewer was very off. She laughed at me when I struggled and said I talked too much (which the first interviewer said was good, as I s
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 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 first interview was easy, and the interviewer was nice. The second interview involved bubble sort, but the interviewer was very off. She laughed at me when I struggled and said I talked too much (which the first interviewer said was good, as I s
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