Great salary, amazing job experience, and great people.
Being a contractor, although an "actual" Apple employee in many ways.
I'm pretty sure there's something wrong with the process. I was a language teacher, so I know all the rules very well, and they told me I failed the test. My friend, who is an editor of books in our language, also failed it. It's very suspicious,
The recruiter approached me via email, possibly after I received a referral from a friend who works there. First, there was a phone screening interview asking why I wanted to work at Apple and how my skillset fit with the job description. Then, I mo
Know your resume. Be able to answer why you want to work for the company and where you see yourself in five years.
I'm pretty sure there's something wrong with the process. I was a language teacher, so I know all the rules very well, and they told me I failed the test. My friend, who is an editor of books in our language, also failed it. It's very suspicious,
The recruiter approached me via email, possibly after I received a referral from a friend who works there. First, there was a phone screening interview asking why I wanted to work at Apple and how my skillset fit with the job description. Then, I mo
Know your resume. Be able to answer why you want to work for the company and where you see yourself in five years.