Everything you've heard about Apple's easygoing and supportive culture mixed with technical awesomeness.
YMMV, but my particular manager was very smart and supportive in his own way.
Everyone was pretty much guaranteed to be at or near the top of their game. Somehow, this led to a pleasant environment where you were not questioned but simply allowed the full range of motion in order to succeed. In other words, the opposite of micromanagement.
I got there too late to work in the same company as Steve Jobs.
Intranet resources are valuable but scattered; consider making them all easy to find.
This was a short-term, one-task contract. Once they saw I had the experience, they did not bother testing me to the nth degree. I found the job on a job board, applied online, and received a call from the agency. From there, I had the usual phone in
The first process of this interview was a generic first round interview with a few technical questions mixed into the personality questions. Primarily, I was asked about my approach to a specific case study. This case study then became a formal four
I got the position through a referral. The recruiter and team manager loved me. I only had one technical interview, which wasn't a coding assessment but rather a discussion about tech stacks. The interviewer was nice, yet aloof, and seemed bored by
This was a short-term, one-task contract. Once they saw I had the experience, they did not bother testing me to the nth degree. I found the job on a job board, applied online, and received a call from the agency. From there, I had the usual phone in
The first process of this interview was a generic first round interview with a few technical questions mixed into the personality questions. Primarily, I was asked about my approach to a specific case study. This case study then became a formal four
I got the position through a referral. The recruiter and team manager loved me. I only had one technical interview, which wasn't a coding assessment but rather a discussion about tech stacks. The interviewer was nice, yet aloof, and seemed bored by