Great senior-level management. I can see how Steve Jobs gets voted the Best CEO.
Streamlined operations, very lean, disciplined, and focused. You feel proud working for the company.
Can sometimes be over-political at lower-level management. Crap rains down from the top; managers will try to cover their ass and attempt to shovel the blame to others outside the group. Depending on the group you're in, there might be very limited room for career growth.
Not much I can say here. If upper management doesn't enforce strict discipline, the company would not be as successful as it is today. So the politics that happens at the lower level is really inevitable. There's no perfect place to work.
The interview process consisted of three phone screens followed by a six-hour in-person interview. Questions were a mix of technical and problem-solving related.
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
The all-day interview involved meeting with most of the team, likely across 6 or 7 rounds. I finally spoke with the director at the end. It was an exhausting process due to the sheer number of rounds. Many of the questions were also repeated by the
The interview process consisted of three phone screens followed by a six-hour in-person interview. Questions were a mix of technical and problem-solving related.
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
The all-day interview involved meeting with most of the team, likely across 6 or 7 rounds. I finally spoke with the director at the end. It was an exhausting process due to the sheer number of rounds. Many of the questions were also repeated by the