Good work-life balance, good benefits, good people.
Expensive city, large corporation, unpredictable work.
A couple of months ago, I applied to various iOS Developer job listings at Apple. Shortly after, a recruiter emailed me about an Apple Watch opportunity. The initial phone screen was surprisingly unprofessional for what I expected from Apple recruit
The first round was a phone screen with the hiring manager. It was mostly technical. I was called onsite after three weeks. It consisted of six interviewers for about five hours. I loved the experience; all the interviewers were very friendly and en
Smooth & professional, but long. I had 8 rounds throughout the day, and by the end, I could barely remember my name. They were understanding, though. The questions varied in difficulty – some easy, some hard.
A couple of months ago, I applied to various iOS Developer job listings at Apple. Shortly after, a recruiter emailed me about an Apple Watch opportunity. The initial phone screen was surprisingly unprofessional for what I expected from Apple recruit
The first round was a phone screen with the hiring manager. It was mostly technical. I was called onsite after three weeks. It consisted of six interviewers for about five hours. I loved the experience; all the interviewers were very friendly and en
Smooth & professional, but long. I had 8 rounds throughout the day, and by the end, I could barely remember my name. They were understanding, though. The questions varied in difficulty – some easy, some hard.