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I was given a CoderPad link for my second-round interview with the hiring manager at Apple, which I expected to involve technical coding challenges. However, the interview did not include any technical questions or coding exercises. Instead, it was
I was contacted by a recruiter via email originally. I had a first phone screen with the recruiter, then two additional phone screens with a fellow engineer and the hiring manager. I was then invited for an onsite interview, followed by another follo
I have had a couple of technical first-round Apple interviews. The format seems to be: * They talk about the position and themselves for the first 10 minutes. * Then they spend the next 10-15 minutes asking you technical questions. * You ask
I was given a CoderPad link for my second-round interview with the hiring manager at Apple, which I expected to involve technical coding challenges. However, the interview did not include any technical questions or coding exercises. Instead, it was
I was contacted by a recruiter via email originally. I had a first phone screen with the recruiter, then two additional phone screens with a fellow engineer and the hiring manager. I was then invited for an onsite interview, followed by another follo
I have had a couple of technical first-round Apple interviews. The format seems to be: * They talk about the position and themselves for the first 10 minutes. * Then they spend the next 10-15 minutes asking you technical questions. * You ask