Meta Product Designer interview questions

Lack of transparency about what job you are interviewing for. Why would I be interested in a role that I don't know what it is doing/about? The interview process was shorter than expected only 2 half-full day zoom rounds. The recruiters were helpful and answered me efficiently. Had a zoom glitch randomly, and it caused some visual issues with my presentation that played a part in the rest of my interview. The interviewers seemed disinterested. There was 0 gender diversity and barely any racial diversity in the interview panel. One of the interviewers was extremely condescending and rude, I almost asked to stop the interview. The interviewers looked overworked and tired and when asked about their experience, there was no excitement in their voices/and they all mentioned a lot of glaring issues where their voices were not heard. With interviews with this company more than any other company, people's major motivation to work here was for the money. I felt like a number in my interview. The recruiter didn't personalize the experience, was inexperienced and unprofessional, and ultimately the interview did not go as expected because of a technical issue, and the recruiter did nothing to help with that.

Good process, but horrible people. Each step took weeks between it, and ultimately when it came time for the onsite I wasn’t interested anymore. They do offer a prep session, but I found it to be pointless considering how they prepare you versus what the interviews are actually like. Interviewers at Meta are very condescending and focused on some weird formula for analyzing you, not getting to know you or at any time asking you if you have questions. It was a very unwelcoming environment, and I had no desire to do a 3 hour onsite.