Great place to work. Good people. Good compensation and perks. Employees are treated well
Great place to work. Good people. Good compensation and perks. Employees are treated well
Work is challenging. The projects are interesting.
Perks, benefits, and compensation are very good. The people I get to work with are all very talented and helpful. Unlike my old company, I know that the products I'm working on will make a significant impact. Management is really good too.
That being said, I work in a pretty close-knit team, so I'm not sure if it's like this all over Apple.
Work hours are sometimes long, but not unusual for a company that is doing so well. The ROI is good.
Remember that people are the reason the products are great. (You guys are doing fine in my book.)
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I was engaged via an unsolicited LinkedIn request for an interview. Although I'm happily employed already, I decided to see what they had to offer. The initial phone interview was somewhat technical and lasted about 50 minutes, exceeding the schedul
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I was applying for the hardware engineer position. After passing the phone interview with the manager, I was invited to the onsite interview. There were 5 rounds of 1:1 interviews, each taking 30 to 45 minutes.
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An Apple employee referred me for the position. A recruiter contacted me after that employee referral. Following that, there were two phone interviews, each lasting forty-five minutes. After those, I was invited for a full interview, which included a
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Cupertino, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2013I was engaged via an unsolicited LinkedIn request for an interview. Although I'm happily employed already, I decided to see what they had to offer. The initial phone interview was somewhat technical and lasted about 50 minutes, exceeding the schedul
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Cupertino, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2018I was applying for the hardware engineer position. After passing the phone interview with the manager, I was invited to the onsite interview. There were 5 rounds of 1:1 interviews, each taking 30 to 45 minutes.
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Cupertino, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2016An Apple employee referred me for the position. A recruiter contacted me after that employee referral. Following that, there were two phone interviews, each lasting forty-five minutes. After those, I was invited for a full interview, which included a
