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leeny
3y ago
I wish we did. Honestly it's not something we collected because we didn't hear about it happening from our users. That's a cool hypothesis. I think we can actually pull something similar: grab average performance in Meta-them
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3y ago
Author here. We have a whole section on timing, including specific advice about how to control it (slow-playing team matching, delaying interview scheduling, etc.)
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3y ago
Thank you for responding! Would you say the leveling criteria has changed in the last year? I ask because, while the current criteria could very well be legitimate, candidates weren't down-leveled nearly as often until the downturn.
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leeny
3y ago
Yes, I 100% agree with saying that.
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3y ago
Author here. I said this in the post, and I'll say it again here. If I hear from any reliable sources at Meta that I'm wrong, I'll gladly retract and issue a public apology.
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leeny
3y ago
Author here. The main reason not to share is that if you share at the beginning of the process, they will inevitably ask you how things are going with Company X, Y, and Z. Let's say you get rejected from a few of them. It's going
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leeny
3y ago
Author here. We sell mock interviews at interviewing.io, in the styles of specific companies. Sales data lets us see what's popular, which in turn, let's us gauge how much hiring is happening there. Our sales data has lined up wit
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The unwritten rules of negotiating with Meta
(interviewing.io)
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The shady companies helping governments hack citizens' phones
(fastcompany.com)
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MSFT offered to sell Bing to Apple in 2018 but search quality got in the way
(cnbc.com)
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Making alarms more musical can save lives
(scientificamerican.com)
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Want to work from home? That'll be $46,282
(interviewing.io)
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3y ago
In Longevity by Peter Attia, there are some possible interventions, mostly around diet and exercise. None are a sure thing, but they may move the probability distribution a bit.
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Early blood test to predict dementia is closer as biological markers identified
(science.slashdot.org)
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World’s biggest casino app exposed customers’ personal data
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AI frenzy puts Nvidia ahead of Amazon in market value
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Hong Kong firm loses over $25M after employee's video call with deepfake CFO
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I'm not the author (perhaps he'll chime in as well), but I'm the CEO of interviewing.io (we're the ones who ran the experiment). I think it depends on whether the interviewer has agreed to make the interview "open b
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Alzheimer’s cases tied to no-longer-used medical procedure
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CISA issues emergency directive to federal agencies about popular software
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Why the EU AI act was so hard to agree on
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The day the empress' clothes fell off
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A man with Parkinson's regained the ability to walk thanks to a spinal implant
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Which presidential candidates get the most press?
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We're actually testing those popups right now. Cycling through a few preexisting ones to see if engagement moves at all, and then we'll make them realtime.
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Author here. These ranges are typically wide because your compensation depends on your interview performance and perceived seniority/value add to the company. There's no way to tease this out before you interview, except that if y
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What Do Chinese University Students Think About U.S.-China Tech Competition?
(lawfaremedia.org)
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3y ago
Please take a listen to the interview (bottom of the post) and judge for yourself.
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3y ago
Founder of interviewing.io here. The author of the post is not an engineer, period. This means he has never written code, and he has certainly never designed systems.
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I’ve never written code, but I just passed a Google system design interview
(interviewing.io)
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