Good pay and benefits, remote work, and access to people on many teams.
The team was not well prepared for onboarding interns remotely, and it made for an isolating work experience.
Individuals seemed to not interrogate the ethics of their work too heavily. I recall asking a team member how they felt about the fact that Facebook had profited off the pandemic due to everyone’s increased online presence, and they simply responded, "That's the way it is."
I had hoped for a more nuanced response and perhaps thoughts about how Facebook could use those funds to improve the ethics of its platform.
The interview was pretty standard: * Recruiter outreach * CodeSignal * Final round with two LeetCode questions in 45 minutes, both variations of tagged questions. Just grind tagged questions and type fast.
Pretty simple: I was asked basic data structures questions, as well as a variation of Two Sum. There were two technical stages, each one hour long, and no on-site interviews. There were also no personality interviews or interviews about my resume.
There were two rounds of coding interviews, each lasting about 40 to 45 minutes. The overall experience was good. All a candidate needs to do is walk through the coding problems and discuss them with the interviewers. However, I forgot the exact pr
The interview was pretty standard: * Recruiter outreach * CodeSignal * Final round with two LeetCode questions in 45 minutes, both variations of tagged questions. Just grind tagged questions and type fast.
Pretty simple: I was asked basic data structures questions, as well as a variation of Two Sum. There were two technical stages, each one hour long, and no on-site interviews. There were also no personality interviews or interviews about my resume.
There were two rounds of coding interviews, each lasting about 40 to 45 minutes. The overall experience was good. All a candidate needs to do is walk through the coding problems and discuss them with the interviewers. However, I forgot the exact pr