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I’m an engineering leader with over a decade of experience from startups to large organizations like Facebook and OLX Group. I’ve built high-performing teams that consistently exceed expectations, even in challenging environments, and took products from 0 to 1 and scaled them to globally. But my real passion? Mentoring and …

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👋 Hi there! I’m Rina, a Product Designer at Meta. Previously, I was a UX designer working on Alexa at Amazon working on communications, device onboarding, fitness, and visual UI systems. Before transitioning into UX, I studied Architecture at Cornell University. I have mentored 40+ people (via Mentorcruise, Design Lab, …

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As an AI Product Manager at Meta and Adobe, I've built and scaled multiple AI products serving billions of individuals and millions of businesses. I've also advised Fortune 500 companies on AI strategy and implementation as a Consultant at Deloitte. I love learning — I've earned degrees in computer science, …

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I've worked at Facebook/Meta as an Engineering Director, Microsoft as a Principal Eng Manager and currently Senior Director of Engineering at Databricks. I have also built my own startup, raised ~10 million dollars in funding which failed within 2 years (with lots of lessons along the way :) ). I …

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Hi there, my name is Soroush Salehian, though I go by Rush. I am a leader, a coach, a mentor and a people person. About me: I have spent nearly 20 years as an engineer working on distributed, world class software that has been used by millions of users around …

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For over 10 years, I've been coaching designers, helping them acquire fundamental product design skills, land their dream jobs, and advance their careers.

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Doing interviews is a job on its own. Especially for software engineers, the complexity and skills required to pass an interview are extremely hard. If you want to get a … Read More

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The Meta Interview Process and How You Should Prep For It

Meta is recruiting for over 10,000 positions in 2022 alone, making competition fierce and the rigorous interview process isn't for the faint of heart. Made up of different interview discussions, technical aptitude testing and behavioral questions, preparation is key.

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What interests you most about the tech industry?

What I find most intriguing about the tech industry is its relentless drive towards innovation and its power to reshape our lives. The way technology evolves and adapts to solve real-world problems is a testament to human creativity and resilience. From AI to blockchain to cloud computing, a wide range of technologies are revolutionizing varied facets of our life, society, and the business world. This constant evolution keeps me motivated to learn and grow. I also appreciate the collaborative and interdisciplinary nature of tech. Whether it's coders and designers collaborating on a new app or different industries adopting tech for their needs, the industry thrives on collaboration and learning from different perspectives. It makes working in tech dynamic, challenging, and ultimately rewarding.

Can you discuss a time when you used data to drive decision-making?

In my previous role, we were planning features for a new product update. To prioritize which features to develop first, I used data from user feedback, usage metrics, and market research. I also analyzed data trends to identify which existing features were being used the most and which features were underutilized by users. This data-driven approach revealed surprising insights about user preferences that contradicted our initial assumptions. For example, we found that a feature we assumed was not critical was highly requested in user feedback. Based on these insights, we reshuffled our priority list to align better with user needs and market trends. This experience underlined how leveraging data can prevent biases in decision-making and help focus resources on what really matters to the users.

How do you prioritize your work when given multiple tasks?

When faced with multiple tasks, my approach to prioritization begins with understanding the requirements, deadlines, and the impact of each task. I use the Eisenhower Matrix method to categorize tasks into four quadrants based on their urgency and importance. Tasks in the urgent and important quadrant are addressed first since they have an immediate impact. For tasks that are important but not urgent, I plan dedicated time slots in my schedule to focus on them. I also look at if a task can be delegated or if it's a low-impact task that can be handled later. This framework helps me maintain focus on the tasks that drive the most value, rather than just urgent matters. It's a balancing act between managing immediate needs and long-term goals. Daily reviews of my task list help me adjust and adapt based on any new tasks or changing priorities.

How do you handle unexpected challenges or changes in plan?

When faced with unexpected challenges or changes, I first take a moment to assess the situation fully and understand the implications. It's crucial not to react impulsively, but rather approach the situation with a calm and composed mindset. Once I have a clear picture, I begin to evaluate the options at hand. I look at resources, potential solutions, and analyze the pros and cons of each action. After formulating a revised plan, I communicate the changes to the relevant stakeholders transparently, explaining the reasons behind the shift and any new expectations. I believe resilience and adaptability are key in such situations. Certainly, it can be stressful to navigate change, but I see these challenges as opportunities for learning and growth.

How do you ensure a project stays within budget and deadline?

Ensuring a project stays within budget and deadline starts with thorough planning. I usually begin by outlining all tasks and subtasks, estimating the time and resources needed. Then, I allocate a buffer for unforeseen circumstances to avoid last-minute hassles. Using project management software, I keep a track of spending and time against each task, which helps me identify any potential overruns early in the process. Regular communication with stakeholders, including team members, is vital to adjust plans if necessary and avoid miscommunication. Additionally, I hold regular progress meetings to ensure everyone is on track and any potential issues are addressed promptly. Proper planning, monitoring, and communication combined play a crucial role in keeping a project within budget and deadline.

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