The people and the ability to work on products that benefit a billion people are the main draws.
Apple is very cheap with benefits, with providing the tools you need to do your job, and with substandard cafeteria food (compared to other tech companies). The pay is significantly lower than its competitors. There is no encouragement of work/life balance.
I conducted five interviews, each with a different person in the chain of command, until I reached the VP. The interviews were nice and interesting, but the questions really had nothing to do with the work.
Three phone interviews, one in-person 8-hour interview, and then one final FaceTime interview. Mostly technical questions. Total of 7 one-on-one sessions, each an hour long. One presentation session in between, with 45 minutes for slides and 15 mi
First, there was a call with HR. Then, I was given a few Gas Gauging videos to watch and understand. I then had a call with the manager of the team about the information I learned from the Gas Gauging videos. Following this, I had a full day of int
I conducted five interviews, each with a different person in the chain of command, until I reached the VP. The interviews were nice and interesting, but the questions really had nothing to do with the work.
Three phone interviews, one in-person 8-hour interview, and then one final FaceTime interview. Mostly technical questions. Total of 7 one-on-one sessions, each an hour long. One presentation session in between, with 45 minutes for slides and 15 mi
First, there was a call with HR. Then, I was given a few Gas Gauging videos to watch and understand. I then had a call with the manager of the team about the information I learned from the Gas Gauging videos. Following this, I had a full day of int