A derivative screening process to make sure that most candidates are rejected, thereby creating a false sense that Facebook employees are somehow exceptional. Recruiters reach out to "potential candidates" to push them through the Blue Jeans humanity grinder. The recruiter's job is to push as many people over the Facebook interview cliff. The interviewers are mostly practicing interviewing skills and hopelessly want to be in management. They are looking for ways to disqualify rather than to qualify the candidate. After getting through some well-crafted gotcha questions, the "potential candidate" will not hear from Facebook recruiters again for 1-year. Facebook's recruiting process appears to be most broken when compared to other companies that offer top tc's.
good interview but did not work out for me because of the system design round and rest of the round are good and decent enough to crack, good interview but did not work out for me because of the system design round and rest of the round are good and decent enough to crack.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Meta (New York, NY) in Aug 2021
Interview
It is helpful to find someone who would recommend you to the company. Will insure you get the interview. Get a phone call from recruiter. Setup interviews. 3-4 interview. Usually 3-4 weeks in advance. Interviews are 25 min. Usual thing: coding, system design, data model, culture fit. Spend a lot of time on leetcode or such. Focus on simple and medium difficulty problems.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Implement multiplication using suma dn binary shift operators.
