The people you work with at Apple are highly intelligent, skilled, passionate, and the best I have ever worked with in my career.
The pay is high, and if you can stay with Apple for longer terms, the stock bonuses keep accumulating.
I was dramatically overworked and burned out. The pressure is very high, the pace of work is frenetic, and the responsibility on each individual is stressful.
After accounting for the overtime hours I worked, the pay rate evens out with many other non-tech related roles. I could likely have worked 2 full-time jobs and gotten more sleep.
Work-life balance is needed, not something to acknowledge and then ignore because you need things done.
The physical and mental health of your employees degrade when pushed hard, and eventually their performance drops.
Pressuring them harder to continue their output will only result in a downward spiral with resentment on both ends before either they leave or you have to terminate them.
They asked a bunch of typical interview questions and had me do a technical interview. Your basic interview questions, mostly. They were really nice, helpful, and encouraging. There were a few rounds.
The interviewers were responsive and respectful. It included easy coding questions and behavioral questions. The timeline is one round of coding and three back-to-back rounds. Overall, a good experience, but I didn't get the offer.
Recruiter and then hiring manager: LeetCode. Then, final round with 3 interviewers, all involving LeetCode. Either one medium or two easy and medium questions were asked. The hiring manager round, which was the second interview, included one LeetCo
They asked a bunch of typical interview questions and had me do a technical interview. Your basic interview questions, mostly. They were really nice, helpful, and encouraging. There were a few rounds.
The interviewers were responsive and respectful. It included easy coding questions and behavioral questions. The timeline is one round of coding and three back-to-back rounds. Overall, a good experience, but I didn't get the offer.
Recruiter and then hiring manager: LeetCode. Then, final round with 3 interviewers, all involving LeetCode. Either one medium or two easy and medium questions were asked. The hiring manager round, which was the second interview, included one LeetCo