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Not to be a downer but you shouldn’t get your hopes up. In my experience interviewing for and hiring at FAANG you need perfect technical to be considered
Hate to be a downer too, but my partner works at Facebook and can confirm for the technical roles they highly value you getting the technical tests correct to be considered.
See it through! I totally messed up my first ever case interview and I considered ending the process right there, but I decided to stick with it just to try to demonstrate resilience. Well apparently that worked because I got the job.
Even if it doesn’t work out that way this time, the behaviorals will provide good interview practice, and you will make 3 new connections at FB who might be able to connect you to other roles.
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relax. Show up and enjoy the process. You never know what might happen. Make them fall in love with who you are. You can always improve the technical aspect on the job
Just stay confident and try to give your best on the remaining round. Who knows they might like you and feel that you will be a better fit in the team and might be willing to ignore some mishaps on Technical round. My 2 cents. All the best ! And also it can be a learning process
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F*ck it— it happens. Unless your time could be better spent, I wouldn’t cancel the interviews because it’s good practice anyways.
What were the technical questions btw?
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A Sql question requiring CTEs. Did not understand the question plus they only provide the Column headers with example so it threw me off
I've felt this way before and then it turned out I didn't do as bad as I'd thought and I got the job - I say go and act like you'd already nailed it
Show up with a smile and worst case you get more interview practice. Don’t bow out!
agreed with the comments above, show up and put your best foot forward! you never know that the other candidates might have effed up their technical so now it’s down to the behavioral. also, if you do well, there’s another chance they might realign you to a different position
Cheer up OP.. there will be many more opportunities down the line