Facebook gets a lot of flak at my school, and people love to hate on it. I didn't go in with a bias or anything; I was generally curious to see what it would be like, and I'm happy to say the company is amazing. The people there are really cool, and the people in charge care about the company. Leadership is open and transparent, and the weekly Q&A sessions with Mark did wonders to humanize the chap. It's great fun to work at, and the quality of the compensation goes without saying.
I can't think of much. I worked on a low-level project, so the impact wasn't super exciting, but the work was fun nonetheless.
I was interviewed on campus as part of the co-op process. They held a general meet-and-greet for all candidates the day before the interviews. They stated there were to be two interviews, with the second being a callback for candidates they were in
The HR experience was poor, but the interviewer was kind. HR repeatedly made mistakes in emails, such as providing incorrect scheduling and CoderPad links. However, if a friend refers you for the job, it seems to take about two days for them to pro
I only had an initial phone interview. I received an email from a recruiter offering me an interview. The interview consisted of only two easy LeetCode questions. I fumbled the first question, but I did not really enjoy speaking with the interviewer
I was interviewed on campus as part of the co-op process. They held a general meet-and-greet for all candidates the day before the interviews. They stated there were to be two interviews, with the second being a callback for candidates they were in
The HR experience was poor, but the interviewer was kind. HR repeatedly made mistakes in emails, such as providing incorrect scheduling and CoderPad links. However, if a friend refers you for the job, it seems to take about two days for them to pro
I only had an initial phone interview. I received an email from a recruiter offering me an interview. The interview consisted of only two easy LeetCode questions. I fumbled the first question, but I did not really enjoy speaking with the interviewer