@christhomson5290
So rather than doing actual interviews where they look for the best candidate, they base their hiring decisions on a lottery of who's memorized the correct leetcode problem. Does this seem absolutely ridiculous to anyone else? The hiring process for software engineers (especially those at a senior level) is complete bullshit.
@Steven-xx9ik
Hey dude, I just wanted to give you my sincerest thanks for all of the super helpful videos you’ve uploaded to this channel. I was recently able to clear all my meta interviews and enter team matching, and I would have definitely failed had it not been for some of your solutions 🙏 You’re the absolute 🐐
@NeonFrostX4
I can’t believe this video came out one day after my interview! This would’ve helped so much 😢 In my dry run, I was verbalizing what the variables would be but wasn’t writing all of them up explicitly. This might’ve costed me the interview because there was 1 bug I was not about to catch on my own that the interviewer needed to hint me towards…
@Vidmich
So, if I understand correctly. 19 minutes per task where you should ask some questions, write code constantly talking (i.e. no time to actually think about the task) and then have plenty of time to do step by step verification. This is unreasonable! This is not check for actual problem solving skill, it is some crazy memory test instead.
@PrinceDavid
Good advice over here! Communication is so key. Practice communicating all your thoughts as you code out these problems.
@starting5524
You forgot reason number 8.. “If you can’t walk on water, then you won’t be considered”
@tempregex8520
Have an E6 interview coming up. This definitely helps.
@Tampered27
Got my interview day after tomorrow for a Meta DE role. Hope I make it..
N/A
Got to admit, guilty of first one. Schedule Meta interview for a week thinking it was like other job interview in my area ( non-tech hub ), then rescheduled when found out what leetcode was, now I got two weeks.
@aman4434
Had an interview last March and it went really well but I didn't get the offer. Now they reached out again and I have a recruiter call scheduled soon. Lets go again.
@Gabe_9000
What would be the best way to filter the top 75 Meta-tagged LC problems—using the filter for the past 30 days or for a longer timeframe?
@connoraustin22
I have my Meta E4 ML Engineer interview in a couple weeks, great stuff
@anthonyhsu3182
I've always used python as my leetcode language, it's so much faster and you need to worry less about the syntax and can focus more on the logistic parts. But for some reason my current meta interview process is required to use Java as my coding language and I had to start over my preparation process by familiarizing all the Java syntax, I'm not sure if it has always been the case for certain job positions.
@steevejoseph2774
Banger video, comment for algorithm
@pradyumnakubear8561
I failed in Meta Networking round
@antonyanchev7112
Can you make videos about the other interview in Meta ? Like system design/ behavioural and such?
@hwang1607
Good tips but I think it’s not unique to meta
@zmqair
Thanks!
@pablobear4241
If you're polite, communicate well, ask the scope, come up with the correct algorithm for the problem, and solve it psuedocode or come up with the right approach, but when you code it you make some errors or can't fully code up the proper thing then are you not passing 100%? Like say you do two sum, you say okay, we can brute force like this, sort and do 2ps, and optimal is a hash map. You solve correctly BF, but then you basically make a slight mistake in the optimal solution then what? Does those things outweigh not coding it correctly, like say you come up with the proper idea, communicate it well, but make some syntax errors or something does that screw you over even if you come up with the optimal solution (just fail implementation).
@ShaunP-f8n