I did not have a good experience with the interview process and their HR. I gave three rounds of interviews for Apple, and all went very well from my side.
The feedback section was terrible. Once the interview was over, HR said I would get the feedback and they would let me know. For one month, there was no response, and I considered it as the interview not going well from their end.
After one month, HR again said I was on holiday and couldn't get the feedback, and they would let me know once they received it.
Then, another month passed, and I thought to check if they had really received any feedback, whether positive or negative. They didn't respond, and an auto-generated email came which said the HR was on leave for one month.
Nearly three to four months were wasted asking about the feedback, which I knew was good. From their side, they delayed, delayed, and closed the requirement. Again, after two to three months, the same requirement was created on the job portal. What a waste of resources.
It was extremely unprofessional. Now I do not apply for any job description, even if it is an exact fit.
All the technical questions were scenario-based, and a few were related to QA and the domain.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Apple QA Engineer role in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Apple's interview process for their QA Engineer roles in Sofia, Bulgaria is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Apple's QA Engineer interview process in Sofia, Bulgaria.