People are kind, and managers are open to letting you work on projects you're excited about.
Not having access to some knowledge can feel limiting at times.
I had one on-campus interview, followed by four phone screens. They were all about 50% technical and 50% behavioral.
I was contacted by a recruiter and pre-screened. After a couple of weeks, the recruiter called and set up a phone interview with an Apple manager for the next day. A few minutes after the scheduled time, I received a call from an Apple employee, not
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.
I had one on-campus interview, followed by four phone screens. They were all about 50% technical and 50% behavioral.
I was contacted by a recruiter and pre-screened. After a couple of weeks, the recruiter called and set up a phone interview with an Apple manager for the next day. A few minutes after the scheduled time, I received a call from an Apple employee, not
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.