Meta Content Designer interview questions

Long process but after the offer I appreciated having a few additional conversations with my potential manager to understand more about position and address all my concerns and questions before accepting the offer.

This was one of the most positive interview processes I've experienced even though there was no job offer at the end of it. I really appreciate that the recruiter who reached out to me was transparent and compassionate from the very beginning, explaining that it would likely take 4 to 6 weeks or longer for a decision to be made. They walked me through the process every step of the way and never ghosted me. Here's what that looked like: 1.) The recruiter reached out on LinkedIn and asked for a current résumé and a portfolio with 2 to 3 examples of in-product content flows. 2.) A 30 to 45 minute screening interview with the recruiter. 3.) A 45 minute video call with a fellow content designer to discuss my background, previous product experience, and to ask any questions. The interviewer's eyes lit up and they appeared to be ticking off checkboxes when I mentioned industry concepts such as design thinking. I then started keywording out my interview answers, which seem to go over well. 5.) I received a 72-hour project to complete. I was told it should only take 3 to 4 hours, but between research, planning, and execution it was more like 20 to 25 hours. This was for Meta, after all, and I didn't want to rush through it. 5. The recruiter said my project would be graded by 4 to 5 randomly selected content designers and if they all gave me high marks the next step would be a FULL DAY of multiple panel and individual interviews where I would need to explain my approach to the project and my portfolio samples. At that point I felt like my chances were slim to none since any one of those 4 to 5 people could easily have taken a different design approach. That was the end of the road for me. The recruiter was very prompt about giving me the unfortunate news and let me know that I will be eligible to apply again in a year. Given the positive experience I had, and talented people I met, I'll definitely be going that route a year from now and will hopefully see a better outcome.