All these things also apply to Google, except:
* you decide on a team before you start, but after you know you passed the interview
* moving fast is not valued as much
I would also add that Facebook uses a lot of Open Source, meaning your experience will be applicable elsewhere.
Here are some potential advantages about working at Google:
* Being ethical is a core value of the company.
* Google/Alphabet is more diverse (Search, YouTube, Android, Hardware, DeepMind, Waymo ...) and has more offices worldwide.
* It has an advantage in Machine Learning and Research. Google even has an internal research conference.
* Google even has it's own incubator for entrepreneurial employees (Area 120).
* Google is trying hard to make it's hiring and promotion process objective and unbiased. That's why they happen by a commission of peers.
* you decide on a team before you start, but after you know you passed the interview
* moving fast is not valued as much
I would also add that Facebook uses a lot of Open Source, meaning your experience will be applicable elsewhere.
Here are some potential advantages about working at Google:
* Being ethical is a core value of the company.
* Google/Alphabet is more diverse (Search, YouTube, Android, Hardware, DeepMind, Waymo ...) and has more offices worldwide.
* It has an advantage in Machine Learning and Research. Google even has an internal research conference.
* Google even has it's own incubator for entrepreneurial employees (Area 120).
* Google is trying hard to make it's hiring and promotion process objective and unbiased. That's why they happen by a commission of peers.