Apple

The interview process was relatively straightforward: two phone screens followed by an on-site interview. My main complaint with this whole process was the recruiter. His communication was essentially non-existent the entire time. I felt like I was

The interviewer thinks he is the smartest person in the world. He is arrogant and rude. He asks meaningless questions and makes assumptions, such as: 'A big company would never make that mistake, so your answer is wrong.'

I was told to meet at Apple HQ for an in-person interview. The interviewer arrived late, but was very friendly. The interview went long, with questions and discussion that varied from the very technical and esoteric to more personal topics, such as d