The experience at FB was pretty good! FB has excellent internal tools and infra to make life easy for devs.
FB really promotes a strong engineering culture and has a lot of opportunities for taking ownership and initiative.
If you do well, you can get a "rockstar" return offer with up to a $100K signing bonus.
Documentation was pretty trash, but that's part of FB's "move fast and break things" culture.
WLB is also typically poorer than most other Big N companies (say Google or Microsoft).
I was asked about my immigration intentions during the technical screen. It felt borderline illegal and very unprofessional. The interviewer became visibly confused and upset at my answer. On the technical side, it was a pretty standard screen, exce
There were five different sessions. Two of them were about ML. I was given the option to choose the ML sessions from a list, and I chose ML infrastructure and ML engineering.
4 rounds with a phone prescreening. First round: introduction, resume review, and two behavioral questions. Three technical rounds with questions. Each round has two technical questions and one behavioral question.
I was asked about my immigration intentions during the technical screen. It felt borderline illegal and very unprofessional. The interviewer became visibly confused and upset at my answer. On the technical side, it was a pretty standard screen, exce
There were five different sessions. Two of them were about ML. I was given the option to choose the ML sessions from a list, and I chose ML infrastructure and ML engineering.
4 rounds with a phone prescreening. First round: introduction, resume review, and two behavioral questions. Three technical rounds with questions. Each round has two technical questions and one behavioral question.