Unlike Phillip Su's post, this is all just very thinly veiled sarcasm to make Facebook look like a good place to do an internship. While I think Phillip also w

Unlike Phillip Su's post, this is all just very thinly veiled sarcasm to make Facebook look like a good place to do an internship. While I think Phillip also was being sarcastic, he actually gave good insight into why I wouldn't want to work for Facebook: too much code being shipped, not enough meetings (which results in disorganization, fragmented or duplicated effort), and too many decisions made by engineers (which means less consistent, less usable products).