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Meta | E6 | Virtual Interview + Rejection
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I recently completed a Meta interview process that included:
Behavioral Interview: This went exceptionally well, thanks to mock interviews with former Meta employees that helped me understand exactly what was expected.
Machine Learning System Design:
Recommendation Problem: I designed a system to recommend interesting visiting locations.
Classification Problem: The task was to detect illegal item sales on MarketPlace.
Coding Interviews:
First Session:
I solved a merging intervals problem, but this time the intervals were represented as a linked list, and the output also needed to be a linked list. This is a hot topic question right now. I solved it optimally with some help from the interviewer.
The second problem involved finding the best fly and return days based on daily prices, which I solved suboptimally.
Second Session:
The questions were from Meta’s top 100 tagged questions. I did well on the first one, but for the second, I introduced a small bug that I couldn't catch.
Although I performed strongly in the behavioral and system design interviews, I struggled a bit with the coding challenges.
After a week and a half, I received a rejection email.