When you say "I work at Apple," people think it's cool.
Time off between Xmas Eve and New Year.
Stock benefits (if you have the $ to buy stock, because they pay SO bad, you most likely won't even be able to use this benefit if you live in San Diego).
Incapable, terrible management!! Performative "caring" about their employees. Poorly paid (almost the same as a Wal-Mart cashier). No remote work. Offices are meh (nothing special). You'll be timed as a robot. Lack of efficient communication. The job is honestly unhealthy and almost inhumane. Discounts on Apple products are poor. It's an awful, unfulfilling job that requires no thinking but a lot of doing.
Improve; treat employees like people and stop expecting them to perform when they are underpaid.
They made me feel really comfortable, though I was very nervous. I was given the space to make myself feel at ease and answer the questions. So, I'd say it was a great experience.
A recruiter reached out to me and set a screening call for about 30 minutes. If you're qualified, you will do a language test and then an interview with the annotation team leads.
A recruiter reached out based on my profile. I applied and passed an initial phone screen with the internal recruiter, then progressed to language testing for the role, but was not selected to continue in the process.
They made me feel really comfortable, though I was very nervous. I was given the space to make myself feel at ease and answer the questions. So, I'd say it was a great experience.
A recruiter reached out to me and set a screening call for about 30 minutes. If you're qualified, you will do a language test and then an interview with the annotation team leads.
A recruiter reached out based on my profile. I applied and passed an initial phone screen with the internal recruiter, then progressed to language testing for the role, but was not selected to continue in the process.