A lot of people find reason to talk down on Meta, but it was an amazing experience to have interned there. The benefits alone are through the roof, even as an intern. Amazing company, amazing culture, amazing food.
A very big company, so it might not be everyone's preference.
The interview process was quick, but final decisions took a long time to arrive, and hiring is still on hold with no updates. Overall, the recruiter experience was very positive, and they gave me quick feedback.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn and kicked off the process with a quick 20-minute screen. This covered basic topics like past frontend work, JavaScript depth, and interest in Meta. The first tech round was phone-based and focused on core JavaScr
The interview process was pretty standard for Facebook: phone interviews, followed by a one-day on-site session. Recruiters and interviewers were nice and friendly, but the overall impression was smeared by unclear feedback during and after the inte
The interview process was quick, but final decisions took a long time to arrive, and hiring is still on hold with no updates. Overall, the recruiter experience was very positive, and they gave me quick feedback.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn and kicked off the process with a quick 20-minute screen. This covered basic topics like past frontend work, JavaScript depth, and interest in Meta. The first tech round was phone-based and focused on core JavaScr
The interview process was pretty standard for Facebook: phone interviews, followed by a one-day on-site session. Recruiters and interviewers were nice and friendly, but the overall impression was smeared by unclear feedback during and after the inte