Apple still has it. Even at this scale, there's attention to detail and ambition.
Lots of x-func communication. It needs a lot of teams to buy in before moving forward with an effort.
Reduce bloat
There were two phone interviews and an onsite interview with 5 interviewers. Mostly SQL, with a focus on aggregate functions, window functions, etc. There were also database design questions, as well as programming and data mining questions. Overal
The whole process moved pretty quickly. After HR phone call and one phone interview, I was invited to Apple campus for the onsite interview. The onsite interview consists of four 1-on-1 technical interviews and one lunch interview with the hiring man
Recruiter made first contact and asked if I’m interested in the UI developer position. Scheduled a group phone interview the next week and then made it to on-site interview two weeks after.
There were two phone interviews and an onsite interview with 5 interviewers. Mostly SQL, with a focus on aggregate functions, window functions, etc. There were also database design questions, as well as programming and data mining questions. Overal
The whole process moved pretty quickly. After HR phone call and one phone interview, I was invited to Apple campus for the onsite interview. The onsite interview consists of four 1-on-1 technical interviews and one lunch interview with the hiring man
Recruiter made first contact and asked if I’m interested in the UI developer position. Scheduled a group phone interview the next week and then made it to on-site interview two weeks after.