Good for you. Bless me.
I really don't know why.
I had a phone screen years ago applying for a hardware job, but it turned out to be a mismatch for the current role. The overall experience was very good for exploring what I could contribute.
The interview process was relatively straightforward: two phone screens followed by an on-site interview. My main complaint with this whole process was the recruiter. His communication was essentially non-existent the entire time. I felt like I was
The interview went really well. I spent a long time talking about engineering philosophy with a product manager, as well as answering a couple of technical questions. I felt I did a really good job, as far as I could tell. Apple HR wrote back and tol
I had a phone screen years ago applying for a hardware job, but it turned out to be a mismatch for the current role. The overall experience was very good for exploring what I could contribute.
The interview process was relatively straightforward: two phone screens followed by an on-site interview. My main complaint with this whole process was the recruiter. His communication was essentially non-existent the entire time. I felt like I was
The interview went really well. I spent a long time talking about engineering philosophy with a product manager, as well as answering a couple of technical questions. I felt I did a really good job, as far as I could tell. Apple HR wrote back and tol