You work with very (very indeed) intelligent people. The salaries are very good.
Very low job rotation and low chances of you being promoted in the first five years.
Very role-specific interview, two technicals and a behavioral. The HM told me I basically got the offer before the interview ended. It was to re-implement an existing library function. Nothing was a curveball; the role was for a web SWE and it was in
Applied on campus and had an interview the day after. I was told that if a team was interested in hiring me, they would contact me directly. I told the engineer about my personal projects and why I wanted to work at Apple.
It was very hard and technical. I almost cried when they started the interview and asked me about my thought process. I'm more of a fighter than a thinker, so that could have contributed to it.
Very role-specific interview, two technicals and a behavioral. The HM told me I basically got the offer before the interview ended. It was to re-implement an existing library function. Nothing was a curveball; the role was for a web SWE and it was in
Applied on campus and had an interview the day after. I was told that if a team was interested in hiring me, they would contact me directly. I told the engineer about my personal projects and why I wanted to work at Apple.
It was very hard and technical. I almost cried when they started the interview and asked me about my thought process. I'm more of a fighter than a thinker, so that could have contributed to it.