The company was somehow both a casual environment (casual attire, arcade, bikes, etc.) as well as a fast-paced and demanding environment. While I can see these being possible negatives for some people, I (as well as most interns I spoke to) absolutely loved it.
The company shuttles to and from work were wonderful as well.
Pertaining to internship: As the intern housing was spread throughout the bay, it was frequently difficult to spend time with other interns.
One year ago, two friends of mine applied for the Level 5 (Senior) SWE position. They were then promptly rejected at the HR level because Facebook said they didn't have at least 5 years of working experience. This year, I applied through an employee
I interviewed for a Production Engineer intern position at Meta. The interview consists of a Linux OA, which is about 30 minutes. Next, we have an LC (LeetCode) interview. Finally, there will be a review of OS/Linux knowledge.
I gave my resume to a recruiter on campus and set up a phone interview. The interview was straightforward: an efficient string lookup from an array of strings (the type of questions that are solved using a trie). I thought I bombed the phone screen
One year ago, two friends of mine applied for the Level 5 (Senior) SWE position. They were then promptly rejected at the HR level because Facebook said they didn't have at least 5 years of working experience. This year, I applied through an employee
I interviewed for a Production Engineer intern position at Meta. The interview consists of a Linux OA, which is about 30 minutes. Next, we have an LC (LeetCode) interview. Finally, there will be a review of OS/Linux knowledge.
I gave my resume to a recruiter on campus and set up a phone interview. The interview was straightforward: an efficient string lookup from an array of strings (the type of questions that are solved using a trie). I thought I bombed the phone screen