Pros: Producing products of good quality and refinement that make technology accessible to even non-techies. It's a thrill to walk into an Apple retail store and see all the smiles. In general, people care about the work they do. It's not just a zombie 9-to-5 job; it's a place where you can really take pride in the end product, assuming it's not canceled.

Cons: It's a secret. I can't tell you. Also, slightly lower pay relative to other high-tech companies. Benefits are average. The main campus is overcrowded and a tourist attraction. Hiring has skyrocketed and kinda makes you think about the quality of those being hired (no evidence, just makes one think about it).

Pros: Good pay, lots of learning.

Cons: Politics can be hard to navigate.

Pros: Supportive manager, interesting problems, competitive salary, and about everyone is dedicated to the product. Truly first-class coworkers and the culture within my org was supportive. I could really focus on the work in a way I couldn't at other larger companies, and I knew that my contribution was amounting to an important impact for users. The skills I learned here have translated forward to other jobs I have had afterwards, and I am certain I am a better engineer for having spent time here.

Cons: Not sure if it is a "con" per se, but Apple is very secretive, and you are expected to be part of that. You might have to avoid talking about the specifics of what you do with friends and sometimes even other co-workers.