This is a great place to work.
I do not have any cons.
This was a regular interview. It started at 10 AM and ended at 2 PM. Seven to eight people interviewed me, asking questions. Some questions were very technical, while others were not technical at all, simply asking me to explain my resume. It's impor
The interview was structured and thorough. It began with an introduction to the team and an overview of the role's responsibilities. I was initially asked about my background, focusing on relevant skills and experience. The questions then shifted
The process took about a month. The first interview was with the HR Recruiter, and the second interview was flown to Cupertino. Apple seems more interested in a "worker bee" mentality and engineers with MS and PhD degrees than in the level of exper
This was a regular interview. It started at 10 AM and ended at 2 PM. Seven to eight people interviewed me, asking questions. Some questions were very technical, while others were not technical at all, simply asking me to explain my resume. It's impor
The interview was structured and thorough. It began with an introduction to the team and an overview of the role's responsibilities. I was initially asked about my background, focusing on relevant skills and experience. The questions then shifted
The process took about a month. The first interview was with the HR Recruiter, and the second interview was flown to Cupertino. Apple seems more interested in a "worker bee" mentality and engineers with MS and PhD degrees than in the level of exper