Exceptional benefits: Shuttle to work, corporate housing, commuter benefits, work from home benefit, and well-being benefit.
There is also a gym on campus (Menlo Park), and biking from offices is always relaxing.
The work itself varies between teams, and I would say that there is definitely a team where you can find something at least close to your interests.
The culture looks like it varies from team to team and department to department. However, this looks like it is common in many companies.
I was reached out to during the holidays. I interviewed late, and was rejected in one day. The questions asked were not very relevant to my role as an ML intern.
The first round of the interview was a technical question consisting of a LeetCode Medium problem. The problem was poorly explained and not written down for reference during the interview. Overall, it wasn't well organized or directed.
The interview process included an initial resume screening, followed by a coding challenge/test, and then two rounds of technical interviews. During the coding interview, a Facebook engineer presented me with a problem and had me generate a solution
I was reached out to during the holidays. I interviewed late, and was rejected in one day. The questions asked were not very relevant to my role as an ML intern.
The first round of the interview was a technical question consisting of a LeetCode Medium problem. The problem was poorly explained and not written down for reference during the interview. Overall, it wasn't well organized or directed.
The interview process included an initial resume screening, followed by a coding challenge/test, and then two rounds of technical interviews. During the coding interview, a Facebook engineer presented me with a problem and had me generate a solution