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Hi all! I have a 45 minute screening interview at Facebook (Meta) next week for their Product Development Specialist position. Does anyone have any advice on what I can expect? In particular, I was told there would be a case study question at the end of the interview. Any advice or insight is appreciated!
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You don’t have testa to catch regressions?
You don’t have code reviews?
Do you not have a team to discuss this?
Rising Star
Well, it’s not “magic”.
If you don’t know what you are doing, take time and figure it out. Specially at corporations
agree, knowing the reason is very important so it does not create any cascading effects
Are you newer to the team? I agree with the above, you gotta make sure you understand changes that are being made in case problems come up later on. If you need to talk to someone on your team to troubleshoot together, it's definitely worth it.
Clearly the other developers on this chain have never worked on the big ball of mud architecture that most legacy systems devolve into. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.
When working on legacy remember the hippocratic oath.
“First do no harm!”
Most developers are too arrogant to follow this rule.
Yeah I said it.
If you dont understand it, then have someone look at it. I dont even know if this is a real question / situation considering you are supposedly a senior engineer. This is a junior engineer question, you should know how your code works or know to have someone review your "magic".
Mate..that tells focus .we need to be fixed on one thing as a bug and raise another bug..else details don't get captured..that's a art one need to build up in software.