Great pay and bonuses. Excellent health care benefits and work environment. Every individual is responsible for his/her work, while at the same time, everyone is part of a team. Love Steve Jobs' model.
Some benefits reduce year after year, like everywhere else.
For example, lunch price and travel.
Overall, it's a great place to work.
From the first time the recruiter contacted me until they finally declined to make an offer, it took about 30 days. I had a few phone interviews with the hiring manager, then they flew me down to Cupertino that week to meet with everyone on the team
A couple of phone interviews followed by a technical presentation on a specific topic, then flying to headquarters in Palo Alto. A full day of interviews with multiple teams, HR, project managers, engineers, and scientists.
I went in and greeted the interviewer. We discussed my previous experiences and what I would like from the position at Apple, as well as what they expected of me. Salary was not discussed, but we did talk about hours and promotion prospects.
From the first time the recruiter contacted me until they finally declined to make an offer, it took about 30 days. I had a few phone interviews with the hiring manager, then they flew me down to Cupertino that week to meet with everyone on the team
A couple of phone interviews followed by a technical presentation on a specific topic, then flying to headquarters in Palo Alto. A full day of interviews with multiple teams, HR, project managers, engineers, and scientists.
I went in and greeted the interviewer. We discussed my previous experiences and what I would like from the position at Apple, as well as what they expected of me. Salary was not discussed, but we did talk about hours and promotion prospects.