Exploratory Interview with Facebook -- tips?
Hey boss ladies, this week I have an exploratory interview with Facebook and I am reaching out to you to ask for advice/tips on how to best ace this interview. I was referred to Facebook by a friend for a specific position but they told me this position was give to someone else, however, they still wanted to talk to me. Any insights? Please send over.
Thank you all.
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