Meta’s interview process consists of the following steps:
Call with a Meta recruiter
Technical phone screen (and possibly a second technical phone screen)
Onsite interviews
Meta's technical phone screen is a 45-minute coding interview that focuses on data structures and algorithms.
At the beginning of the interview, your interviewer will ask you a question or two about your resume and recent work that you've done. This portion will take 5 minutes, and how you answer these questions doesn't meaningfully factor into the interview's outcome - they are just meant to break the ice and get you talking. The part that matters is the technical portion.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Meta
Interview
Had a phone interview with a recruiter and then 2 technical interviews. Honestly, it wasn't a hard interview. I thought I did pretty well - I was asked 3 questions and I answered them with relative ease. There were follow up questions, and I did okay with them. But I was rejected. Idk why and I hate how recruiters don't give an explanation on why. It was a fairly quick process, but it's frustrating to not know why you didn't get to the next round.
Didn't pass the first round but its a great experience. Questions include like basic data structures with stack and queue in javascript, they ask how would you write stack or queue in javascript so be prepared to know data structures and algorithms.
Technical video interview where I was asked to solve two problems that were frontend related. I was happy that they weren't algorithm-specific. They applied directly to understanding the browser and Javascript
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Create an event emitter that stores events and then calls them
