Meta reviews

3.5

52% would recommend to a friend

(18,126 total reviews)
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Mark Zuckerberg

41% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Meta has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 18,126 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Meta employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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18K reviews
5.0
May 30, 2017

Loving it so far!

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Pros

Flexibility to work from home Autonomy in work Family friendly Flexibility to move teams Perks Amenities on campus Medical benefits Shuttle services Challenging work space Plenty opportunities to hack and build new ideas

Cons

Overwhelming Information and communication channels Diversity Workload can be overbearing sometimes Too much travel Parking can be a pain in downtown

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Meta Response
8y
We are happy to hear that you are enjoying the flexible work mode, autonomy, our benefits and the challenge of your work. Your constructive feedback is well taken - we hope you continue to discuss your workload, travel requirements and information needs with your manager and HR Business partner so that we can be sure you are getting the support you need. Thank you for taking the time to share.
5.0
May 3, 2017
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Pros

I'm a software engineer who has been at Facebook for almost a year. It is hands down the best place I have ever worked. To be frank, I didn't have high expectations going in that it would be very different from the misogynistic cultures I've had to navigate at previous companies. Before working at Facebook, I'd kind of come to accept that being a female engineer would always be a somewhat isolating existence and the best I could do would be to find a team with 90% great colleagues and just try and avoid the creepy and rude ones as much as possible. I'd seen that as long as they performed well (or held some other utilitarian value for the company) they would always have a place in a company and their treatment of women would be an open secret and accepted. Honestly, my first couple months at Facebook made me aware of how much effort I'd been spending navigating those types of situations. It's incredible working with people who assume your competence rather than constantly having to battle to prove yourself. It's amazing seeing constant efforts towards dissecting internalized biases and senior male employees openly discussing their efforts to catch themselves unconsciously interrupting people. It's laughable to try to imagine this happening at my previous companies. It's so precious being able to find a place where you can just focus on your work.

Cons

It's a long commute for San Franciscans who come down to Menlo Park because we don't have an SF office yet.

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Meta Response
8y
Thank you for sharing. We are heartened to hear your experience of working here. Creating a supportive and nurturing workplace is so important and it takes every one of us to keep this place special for all.
5.0
Mar 30, 2017
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Pros

There are an endless amount of pros about working at Facebook. If I were to pick one pro out of all of them - it's the people. Whatever you heard or read about Facebook really doesn't give the place enough credit. I'm not in HR/recruiting or even management, but I do see a common trend in everyone they bring on board. Everyone is smart, motivated, non-judgemental, and freakishly CARING. There are so many people with heart at FB. To be honest, you can be one heck of a coder, but if you're selfish - I don't think you will get hired here. I've previously worked at Google and MSFT; FB blows both of them out of the water (maybe I'm a little biased). Other pro's of course are... + Free world class food options all day long on the main campus cafeteria (MPK 20/21).This includes great snacks/drink options everywhere else as well. + Fantastic PPO/HMO health care options. The premiums are very reasonable. + Resources. They will give you everything you need so you can do an amazing job - period. Hardware, software, etc... + Did I mention the people? :)

Cons

FB (especially MPK) is expanding very fast. Things get unorganized and chaotic. Communicating with colleagues in international branch offices can be tricky.

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Meta Response
9y
Thanks so much for sharing your experience. Mark and Sheryl, along with the Facebook leadership team continue to set this example for us by "walking the talk." We are building a different kind of company here, thank you for recognizing and reinforcing the practice of "shipping love."
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