Meta Account Manager interview questions

had 5 rounds total. started with a recruiter screen, then a phone interview with a pm, and then the virtual onsite loop which was product sense, execution, and leadership & drive. ended with a final chat with the hiring manager. tbh the whole process felt way more like just having regular conversations than getting grilled, which was a nice surprise. they were super transparant the whole time and the interviewers actually told me what they were looking for upfront before we started the questions. For prep I used Product alliance, then there’s this Meta PM resource on Prepfully website which covered a lot, Stellar peers for questions, and some reading on the pragmatic engineer, blind, and reddit.

Standard 2 interview screening + 5 interview if you pass the screening. You can prepare for the interview by looking up resources online - Meta has a fairly consistent process. The only reason for me writing this report is that despite the recruiters' professionalism throughout, it was quite galling that after a long process and even after "passing" the hiring bar, I was told they were going to pause the role (though my 'pass' is good for 12 months). I'll post an update if I have one.