I got to work at Apple headquarters in California, and I had really nice 3 km walks inside of the headquarters.
It was a big company, and I don't feel like I was a part of a family, as supposed to a small company.
I think you guys should think about making it feel more like a family than just a big company.
The interview focused on basic job-related questions. It was a good interview experience. The first round was with the hiring manager, followed by a second round with a technical person. The final round included numerous technical and managerial per
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
Unfair. I answered all questions correctly, but the manager seemed to disagree. I checked with my friends in this field; they confirmed my responses. The manager told me somebody would contact me, but nobody contacted.
The interview focused on basic job-related questions. It was a good interview experience. The first round was with the hiring manager, followed by a second round with a technical person. The final round included numerous technical and managerial per
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
Unfair. I answered all questions correctly, but the manager seemed to disagree. I checked with my friends in this field; they confirmed my responses. The manager told me somebody would contact me, but nobody contacted.