Overall culture is awesome. You can feel the excitement and energy just walking around the main campus. You're surrounded by people who are not only smart but want to be there. Teamwork is solid.
Secrecy - you think you're working for a highly sensitive area of the CIA, but Apple only makes consumer goods.
Reminded on a regular basis how certain actions, such as taking gifts or sharing pictures on social media, can and will get you fired.
None at this time. Management is doing an excellent job.
Phone screen and then a panel interview. It was very technical and challenging. There were lots of questions about previous projects, along with some standard questions about why Apple. I didn't hear back after several weeks. Phone screen and then
First, I had a phone screen with several people on the team. I guess that went well, because they immediately invited me for an on-site interview. I then spent approximately seven hours interviewing with eight to nine individuals. They asked me a bu
Phone interview with HR rep that briefly touched on my experience at previous employment. Then a technical phone interview (about 45 minutes). Questions covered a range of topics, from microprocessors to voltage regulators. Very specific knowledge
Phone screen and then a panel interview. It was very technical and challenging. There were lots of questions about previous projects, along with some standard questions about why Apple. I didn't hear back after several weeks. Phone screen and then
First, I had a phone screen with several people on the team. I guess that went well, because they immediately invited me for an on-site interview. I then spent approximately seven hours interviewing with eight to nine individuals. They asked me a bu
Phone interview with HR rep that briefly touched on my experience at previous employment. Then a technical phone interview (about 45 minutes). Questions covered a range of topics, from microprocessors to voltage regulators. Very specific knowledge