When you work at Apple, you're part of the family that built America one phone at a time.
Overworkers, but who cares for this kind of cash, right?
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
Apples interview process is extremely quick. I had two phone calls with two of the team managers for the Mac team. One of them was very kind and went through your thought process in depth; however, the other was quite fast and at times a little rude.
The interview process included: * An email from the recruiter * An initial technical phone screen * An engineering design project * Individual rounds with multiple stakeholders * A panel interview with a presentation and Q&A. It seemed like the pan
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
Apples interview process is extremely quick. I had two phone calls with two of the team managers for the Mac team. One of them was very kind and went through your thought process in depth; however, the other was quite fast and at times a little rude.
The interview process included: * An email from the recruiter * An initial technical phone screen * An engineering design project * Individual rounds with multiple stakeholders * A panel interview with a presentation and Q&A. It seemed like the pan