Empowered to do things.
Bottom-up culture.
Ownership of significant areas impacting billions of users.
Great perks.
High multitasking overhead.
High people management load.
Ends are too demanding, and hiring them is intense competition.
High XFN collaboration overhead.
Exhausting performance management.
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.
I was contacted by a Meta recruiter by email. I then scheduled a call through the system instructed by the email. The recruiter called on the day but 10 minutes after the scheduled time. That's a quick call, and I was asked whether I would apply for
I attended the initial 45-minute interview. I met with an individual assessing my fit with the organization. He couldn't have been any less interested in my responses from the beginning. It appeared from the outset that this was just a diversity q
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.
I was contacted by a Meta recruiter by email. I then scheduled a call through the system instructed by the email. The recruiter called on the day but 10 minutes after the scheduled time. That's a quick call, and I was asked whether I would apply for
I attended the initial 45-minute interview. I met with an individual assessing my fit with the organization. He couldn't have been any less interested in my responses from the beginning. It appeared from the outset that this was just a diversity q