I have been incredibly, pleasantly surprised by the Facebook culture, which matches what it purports to be. In my experience, this is very unusual. During the current global crisis, FB leadership has proven time and again that they really do put the wellbeing of employees front and center, and still deliver on enormous ambitions. The pace is fast, the compassion is real.
There are an enormous number of extremely smart people, moving very fast, in a really empowered and transparent way. There is nowhere to hide, peer pressure is enormous, and the bar is high!
Keep demonstrating the real vision, transparency, and compassion we've seen through the current global COVID-19 crisis.
Recruiter call: fairly easy to arrange. It was followed by a self-service careers portal invite to arrange round 1, which had two interviews: one system design and one behavioural. It was easy to arrange, except for a few niggles in the portal login.
A great and very well-structured process. The recruiter was extremely savvy about the whole process, the group, and the job requirements. The interview stages were: * Recruiter round * Phone screen * Virtual onsite round Questions were to the poin
My interviewer had prepared some questions based on my resume, but it turned out to be someone else's resume. Consequently, he had to improvise when that came to light. He was extremely poker-faced. There was no friendliness, no warmth, and no attem
Recruiter call: fairly easy to arrange. It was followed by a self-service careers portal invite to arrange round 1, which had two interviews: one system design and one behavioural. It was easy to arrange, except for a few niggles in the portal login.
A great and very well-structured process. The recruiter was extremely savvy about the whole process, the group, and the job requirements. The interview stages were: * Recruiter round * Phone screen * Virtual onsite round Questions were to the poin
My interviewer had prepared some questions based on my resume, but it turned out to be someone else's resume. Consequently, he had to improvise when that came to light. He was extremely poker-faced. There was no friendliness, no warmth, and no attem