Good benefit, interesting work, brilliant colleagues.
Intense working environment, barely have work-life balance.
Three onsite interviews spread across a month and one take-home test. They don't have the decency to say whether I got the position or not; they completely ghosted me (I would have declined anyways). I couldn't have done that badly if they kept havin
HR sent me an email asking if I was interested in joining the Apple Display team. They hadn't replied for two weeks after I responded. I called the recruiter after three weeks and received a rejection.
I spent 8 hours grinding on circuits, transistor physics, and other related topics. These are not exactly my fields of specialty, and I had zero preparation or study time due to my other responsibilities. The team seemed very smart, though.
Three onsite interviews spread across a month and one take-home test. They don't have the decency to say whether I got the position or not; they completely ghosted me (I would have declined anyways). I couldn't have done that badly if they kept havin
HR sent me an email asking if I was interested in joining the Apple Display team. They hadn't replied for two weeks after I responded. I called the recruiter after three weeks and received a rejection.
I spent 8 hours grinding on circuits, transistor physics, and other related topics. These are not exactly my fields of specialty, and I had zero preparation or study time due to my other responsibilities. The team seemed very smart, though.