Facebook provided enough support to get started on my remote internship.
Really not that much downside.
I submitted my application to college recruiters. The recruiters were very friendly and outgoing. They had hosted several events on campus and seemed to want to get to know their candidates. Three weeks later, I received an email requesting an on-c
I went onsite for a technical screen interview at their Seattle office. My recruiter met me in the lobby and gave me a 10-15 minute tour of the space. The accommodations were very nice, with free food and an amazing Lake Union view from the roof pati
Two rounds: both remote. The first one was over phone, and the second one was a video call. Both were technical. They were easy, and I thought I nailed them, but my second interviewer seemed very uninterested in general.
I submitted my application to college recruiters. The recruiters were very friendly and outgoing. They had hosted several events on campus and seemed to want to get to know their candidates. Three weeks later, I received an email requesting an on-c
I went onsite for a technical screen interview at their Seattle office. My recruiter met me in the lobby and gave me a 10-15 minute tour of the space. The accommodations were very nice, with free food and an amazing Lake Union view from the roof pati
Two rounds: both remote. The first one was over phone, and the second one was a video call. Both were technical. They were easy, and I thought I nailed them, but my second interviewer seemed very uninterested in general.