I got interviewed with a recruiter on a 15-minute phone call. In that session, I felt like we had a good connection, and he made me feel comfortable. But in the end, they did not share any feedback with me about why they didn't want to proceed with me.
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Overall background and my expectations from the job. When I move to London, etc
Screening call with recruiter
Call with hiring manager
"Hack" (assignment with presentation, feedback, then response/build on feedback)
"Loop" (separate interviews with 4-5 more people on the team.
The entire process took about 4-6 weeks. This was back in 2018; I believe the process has been streamlined since then.
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The hack assignment was a fake brand/assignment of my choosing that I then had to develop a performance marketing plan against. I'm sure it's evolved since then with a major focus on AI, AI-led insights, and creative automation.
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Meta in Aug 2025
Interview
The technical interview was pretty laid-back and easy. My interviewer was just trying to get a gauge of my experience and areas of expertise. Unfortunately, my interviewer was about seven minutes late and had a hard stop. It was extremely unprofessional of them and I was not able to use the full 30 minutes I should've been allotted.
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What is the most innovate project you have recently worked on?
