Hi All,
A recruiter hit me up telling me to apply for a litigation position at Facebook. I'm not particularly senior so I'm wondering if going in house while a junior would kneecap my growth? Also, how is it working in the litigation department at Facebook? Is it like Amazon where they work you to the bone?
I'm also worried that if I work in house at Facebook I might get conflicted out of working for other companies in the future that frequently litigate with Facebook.
Finally, would anyone be able to shed light on the interview process? What would increase my chances of getting hired/getting noticed?
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Re: Working at Facebook?
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