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What software does Facebook use?

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  • facebook.com

18 people at Facebook in our data have reviewed 23 software products; the most reviewed are SurveyMonkey (2 people), Quip (2 people) and Dropbox (2).

People at Facebook across 18 locations have reviewed 23 software products. Engineering & IT staff account for the majority of reviews, reflecting the technical focus of their evaluation process. The products reviewed span productivity tools, analytics platforms, and development resources.

People in our data
18
Products reviewed
23
Teams
6
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Facebook who reviewed each product. All 23 products: SurveyMonkey, Quip, Dropbox, Udacity, Notion, Notepad++, Trello, ActiveCampaign for Marketing, Asana, Prezi, Atom, GitHub, Google Cloud Natural Language API, Mural, Adobe Analytics, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Sketch, Webex App, Zoom Workplace, Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management, Cooleaf, GIMP.

Who reviews software here

  • Software Engineer3

A sample of the people at Facebook

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Frequently asked questions

Which team at Facebook reviews the most software?
Engineering & IT reviews the most, with 10 people contributing reviews. Leadership, Sales, and Marketing each have fewer reviewers.
What products have the most reviews from Facebook?
SurveyMonkey, Quip, Dropbox, and Udacity each have 2 reviews from Facebook staff. Most other products in the dataset have single reviews.
In how many countries are the Facebook reviewers located?
The 18 reviewers are spread across 3 countries, showing reviews from multiple geographic regions.

Source: the professional profiles of 18 people at Facebook in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks