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I'm sharing my onsite interview experience at Facebook, outlining the specific LeetCode problems I encountered. Additionally, I've provided a comparison of interview difficulties across various tech giants, and I'm happy to report that I ultimately received an offer from Google.

I recently completed my virtual onsite interview with facebook for the Sr Software Engineer (E5) position. The process included a phone screen and several onsite rounds covering coding, system design, and behavioral aspects. I received positive feedback from my interviewers and am currently awaiting the final decision from the hiring committee.

I interviewed for an Android E4 role at Facebook, navigating a technical phone screen and a four-round virtual onsite focused on coding, system design, and behavioral aspects. Despite successfully resolving most challenges, my application ultimately resulted in a rejection.

I interviewed with Facebook for an E4 role in London, tackling various coding challenges, system design, and behavioral questions across multiple rounds, and I am currently awaiting the outcome.

I interviewed for an E6 Software Engineer position at facebook in London and was rejected, primarily because I needed to improve my depth in system design during the product design rounds, despite strong performance in coding and behavioral interviews.

I successfully navigated the E5 Lead Engineer interview process at Facebook in London, securing an offer after a series of technical, behavioral, and system design rounds.

I had my final round of interviews for an E5 remote position at Facebook in March 2021, which unfortunately resulted in a rejection. I felt confident about the coding rounds, but the system design and product design questions were unexpected and challenging, ultimately leading to my downfall.

I successfully navigated my phone screen interview at Facebook for an E5 role in the Bay Area, demonstrating optimal solutions for two coding problems and ultimately receiving an offer.

I recently completed a virtual onsite interview for an E5 Software Engineer role at Facebook in the Bay Area, which consisted of two coding rounds, one system design round, and a behavioral round that also included a small coding problem.

I successfully interviewed for an E5 position at Facebook in the Bay Area after a referral from a friend. The process involved a recruiter screen, a technical phone screen with two coding problems, and a virtual onsite covering two coding rounds, a system design challenge, and a behavioral round, ultimately leading to an offer.

I recently completed my onsite interview for an iOS Engineer role at Facebook in London. The interview included coding, behavioral, and a system design round where I had to design a messenger app. I believe my performance was strong and I'm currently awaiting the outcome, hoping for an E5 offer.

This is a comprehensive collection of interview experiences at Facebook, compiled from various LeetCode posts up to June 7, 2020. It covers questions encountered in Phone Screens, Coding Rounds, Design discussions, and Behavioral interviews, offering insights into the breadth of topics tested.