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No, you start with a fulltime offer, it's just called "bootcamp". It's our way of doing all the HR stuff (paperwork, medical, legal, etc) + you taking some cour
by somerando7 5y ago
No, you start with a fulltime offer, it's just called "bootcamp". It's our way of doing all the HR stuff (paperwork, medical, legal, etc) + you taking some courses on areas you're interested in specific to fb + you exploring teams and finding one that you will work at.
- MattGaiser 5y agoAnd if you don't get a match in those two weeks?
- fatnoah 5y agoIt's not a strict two weeks, and the process is much more about being pursued than finding a team. For example, a typical bootcamper in NYC will hear from 40+ teams.
- romanhn 5y agoIs that still the case? I left earlier this year, but they had instituted a max on the number of reachouts a team/manager can make to minimize the "spray and pray" tactics and bootcamper overload.
- fatnoah 5y agoDefinitely still the case. There are so many teams looking for people, anyone with a pulse gets spammed.