Great people, high professional standards, managing to keep strict schedules without grind.
Sometimes too "square" - having to go through unnecessary training and reviews. Working with Cupertino can be tough due to time differences.
I was contacted by an Apple recruiter. I was asked if I was interested in the role and invited to apply for the position on the Apple website. It was my first interview. The interview started directly with technical questions. After three questions,
After the initial contact with HR, I had meetings with several managers to decide which team best suited my profile. I then had an on-site interview day, consisting of interviews each with a specific theme and covering a wide range of skills. Excel
The whole interview process was great. I've only done two interviews so far. The interviewers were very nice, helpful, and supportive. This was my first and second round of interviews, so I haven't received an offer yet, as I have another final inter
I was contacted by an Apple recruiter. I was asked if I was interested in the role and invited to apply for the position on the Apple website. It was my first interview. The interview started directly with technical questions. After three questions,
After the initial contact with HR, I had meetings with several managers to decide which team best suited my profile. I then had an on-site interview day, consisting of interviews each with a specific theme and covering a wide range of skills. Excel
The whole interview process was great. I've only done two interviews so far. The interviewers were very nice, helpful, and supportive. This was my first and second round of interviews, so I haven't received an offer yet, as I have another final inter