Good benefits. Good career growth.
Too much work. Bad work-life balance.
I had two technical phone interviews before getting flown out to Cupertino. There were ten 30-minute interviews, lasting the whole day. Most questions were generic EE-related technical problems, focusing on a "cut and dry, solve this problem" approa
The interview was very professionally organized. Apple HR knows what they are doing. The recruiter was your usual salesperson, trying to convince you to join.
The entire process took a very long time. Other than a short phone call with the recruiter, I was on-site four times: * A 45-minute session with the hiring manager * A 45-minute technical session * A one-day interview I was called on-site aga
I had two technical phone interviews before getting flown out to Cupertino. There were ten 30-minute interviews, lasting the whole day. Most questions were generic EE-related technical problems, focusing on a "cut and dry, solve this problem" approa
The interview was very professionally organized. Apple HR knows what they are doing. The recruiter was your usual salesperson, trying to convince you to join.
The entire process took a very long time. Other than a short phone call with the recruiter, I was on-site four times: * A 45-minute session with the hiring manager * A 45-minute technical session * A one-day interview I was called on-site aga