Best company to work for if you are “Apple-Material”
Best company to work for if you are “Apple-Material”
Pay Benefits Very smart co-workers Work on cool stuff Have the latest greatest devices at your disposal You get to say, “I work at Apple.”
Food is expensive ($8 for salad, $10 for main dishes).
Very smart co-workers make you feel average.
Hard to make a big impact.
Changing teams is risky and awkward (you go through a full interview, your manager will find out, and if the new team doesn’t want you, well, it will be pretty awkward).
Makes changing teams less awkward and risky.
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Firmware Engineer
The interview was standard. I was asked about the hardest project I've worked on, as well as if I had any background in networking. However, I felt that the interviewer was extremely rude. I had to ask him to clarify certain questions, as he had a h
Firmware Engineer
1. Call with hiring manager: a mix of technical questions and interest in the team's area. 2. Technical interview with a team member (45 minutes): focusing on embedded C coding. 3. Virtual on-site with 7 technical interviews (45 minutes * 7): mainly
Firmware Engineer
Two rounds, both behavioral and technical. I didn't have to do a coding challenge; it was all about specific skills relevant to what I would be working on in the team. The entire interview process was very team-specific.
Firmware Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2025The interview was standard. I was asked about the hardest project I've worked on, as well as if I had any background in networking. However, I felt that the interviewer was extremely rude. I had to ask him to clarify certain questions, as he had a h
Firmware Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesAugust 1, 20241. Call with hiring manager: a mix of technical questions and interest in the team's area. 2. Technical interview with a team member (45 minutes): focusing on embedded C coding. 3. Virtual on-site with 7 technical interviews (45 minutes * 7): mainly
Firmware Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2021Two rounds, both behavioral and technical. I didn't have to do a coding challenge; it was all about specific skills relevant to what I would be working on in the team. The entire interview process was very team-specific.
