Meta Product Designer interview questions

Had 2 phone screens then met with a manager in person. Afterwards I flew out to Menlo Park for an onsite interview. The entire process was incredible. Onsite took a full day. The recruiting team arranged flights, hotels, and reimbursed me for any cab fare. The very next day I was told that I would receive an offer. After receiving an offer I had multiple people reach out to me to make sure I had all my questions answered. The entire process was top notch. I had competing offers but this process was one of the factors that pushed me to ultimately choose Facebook. For such a large company to handle recruiting so seamlessly was an incredible feat in itself. A+ Experience.

*I still haven't accepted the offer; Glassdoor automatically adds "Yes, and I accepted" when you say you've received and offer :-)* Facebook interview starts with a recruiter phone screen, two phone interviews with designers, and then a full onsite interview. I was interviewing with another company when Facebook reached out to me so I didn't have to go through the phone interviews. I was flown in for the full interview, which was a fun experience! My interviewers were friendly, humble, and genuinely interested in talking to me. The day started off with a 30 min panel presentation of my portfolio work. It's really challenging to consolidate your work in such a short presentation. I was only able to get through 1 major project. 1 on 1: Product Critique - a popular mobile app 1 on 1: Product Thinking exercise - whiteboarding a solution to a design problem - this is actually a lot of fun! I think the goal is to understand how you approach designing something rather than coming up with a novel solution. I didn't have a fully designed wireframe or anything, but I did have a scenario of what the full experience might be. 1 on 1: Chat with a Design Manager.