facebook recruitment process
i received a call from facebook recruiter to schedule an interview after applying online. after asking about my visa status,(which is f1-stem opt) they decided not to move forward with my application,just because "i have only 22 months left on my opt...
they probably won't take even if you have 24 months on stem opt.they aren't hiring for e3/e4 on h1b either.
it's facebook. go for it buddy. how can you be so sure that you'll get the job? appear for the interview, at least. Hello,
  

  
Most of the time, when accounts get disabled, is because the member did not respect the terms and conditions for use ( Facebook Community Standards). You must now appeal Facebook's decision. 
  

  
See the links below and they will guide you into getting your account back: 
  

  

  
[http://ccm.net/faq/10374-my-facebook-account-is-disabled](/faq/49584-facebook-account-locked-or-disabled)
  

  
<http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=103837723038838> they were probably looking at your profile to "check up" on youim ashamed to admit it but i did it with my ex and immediately regretted it, i re-blocked him as soon as i could tho, so i guess check to see if they reblock you in 48 hours and that will be a dead giveaway that they just reblocked you to check up on you Facebook wants to verify your identity, hence you must submit documents.
  
See this link, it will show you how.
  

  
<https://www.facebook.com/help/153265828135764> Yes, you are free to travel abroad while the Naturalization case is pending. USCIS usually gives 6-8 weeks or more notice for interview appointments, and the biometrics appointment has already been completed. Of course, you always need to prove admissibility every time that you apply for admission.to the U.S. and will need a valid, unexpired passport and green card to re-enter. Enjoy your trip! hi kerrye - i'd recommend that you keep calling, from now until september. when cancellations occur, the system is updated pretty much immediately, so you never know when there will be an opening. good luck! Hi there!


It depends, from a few days up to 2-4 weeks or so. If longer, you can contact HR directly and ask.


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GB Explain it just like you explained in your post.

 Tell your advisor that you are very interested in attending a particular conference and that you even applied. You realized it was an oversight that you applied without talking to him first, and then you got sidetracked.

 Make it clear that you want to go, that you got accepted, that you made a mistake, and you'd appreciate his feedback on all of it. If your advisor tells you to withdraw, then I would probably listen.

 It is not common to do such a thing without discussing it with your advisor, often because they are a co-author and footing the bill. well, there is no sla as such. if you want faster response, you should upgrade to premium processing. 
you can go for stamping anytime, there is no rule as such. there are two things visa stamping and petition approval. once your petition is close to expiration, they can file extension. 
no need to… hey everyone,

i was in a similar spot last year and was going through ft recruitment without having a major banking internship on wall street. i come from a super non-target and ended up doing a masters of finance this year at a decently known school. by being super diligent and persistent i was able to land a job on the street. my advice if you are coming from a background like mine would be to find an internship whether paid or unpaid that offers some type of transaction experience over this summer.