Lots of great perks, huge impact, but somewhat stressful
Lots of great perks, huge impact, but somewhat stressful
- Smart people all around.
- Pretty much some of the highest tech you can see in the field.
- Perks.
- Salary.
Lots of stress if you're on a high-profile project.
Performance reviews are nightmares.
Company direction is getting awkward.
Too much external politics in the office.
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Menlo Park, California, United StatesMay 1, 2025First 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.
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Menlo Park, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2020I thought the recruiter I spoke to on the phone was great and did everything to make the process seamless. I am completely disappointed with the technical person who interviewed me. This is not because I received an email saying, "We do not have any
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Menlo Park, California, United StatesFebruary 25, 2020The on-site consisted of six interviews: * Two leadership * One behavioral * One code * Two system design Each interview was forty-five minutes long. Make sure to take a break between each one!
