Inclusive company, beautiful city, exciting products to work on.
The team I was on is competitive and very fast-paced. There's no work-life balance.
The interview went really well. I spent a long time talking about engineering philosophy with a product manager, as well as answering a couple of technical questions. I felt I did a really good job, as far as I could tell. Apple HR wrote back and tol
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
The interview went really well. I spent a long time talking about engineering philosophy with a product manager, as well as answering a couple of technical questions. I felt I did a really good job, as far as I could tell. Apple HR wrote back and tol
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