Great people around. The best I've ever met!
Super ambitious goals.
Great benefits.
WFH flexibility.
Performance review. It works this way:
And this loop happens again and again. You build a special skill on how to dodge from these crappy, non-impactful projects.
Stop escalating useless things left and right because they were sold to you in the elevator. Try to spend some time to understand:
a) what business goal you have, b) how you want to achieve it, c) why you think you achieve it by X, Y, or Z.
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
The interview process included a recruiter screen, followed by two rounds of screens: behavioral and system design. This was then followed by a full loop, which consisted of system design, coding, behavioral, project retro, and management style inter
First round: Two interviews: one management and one system design. 45 minutes each. * Management interview: Standard "tell me a time when" questions. * System design: Build Facebook Messenger.
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
The interview process included a recruiter screen, followed by two rounds of screens: behavioral and system design. This was then followed by a full loop, which consisted of system design, coding, behavioral, project retro, and management style inter
First round: Two interviews: one management and one system design. 45 minutes each. * Management interview: Standard "tell me a time when" questions. * System design: Build Facebook Messenger.