The most enjoyable job I have ever had
The most enjoyable job I have ever had
Apple is a very collaborative environment, which is something I love in a workplace. People are constantly exchanging ideas, asking questions when they pass each other in the halls, etc. Compared to another well-known tech company I worked at, where nearly all communication was done via email and you could go an entire day without saying a word to anyone, this is heaven.
Sometimes you can end up working long hours, and it can be difficult to move up from within the company.
Think about promoting from within more. It is a huge frustration among engineers and low-level managers that the default thinking is to hire someone from outside rather than to promote.
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Submitting my resume through their website yielded no results. However, I used a referral from a friend and secured an interview very quickly. They are hiring extensively at the moment, so I actually interviewed for three different positions. I bypa
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I met with the hiring manager, then with four or five interviewers. I had the feeling that the interviews went well. At the end, the recruiter asked me questions about my current salary, and then nothing. One of the interviewers spent the whole time
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Step 1: Phone interview. * It is just a few people who are members of my hiring manager's team. Step 2: On-site interview. * They used to ask very fundamental questions. * Most people ask about what they are working on, so you sometimes need
Senior Hardware Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesMay 1, 2014Submitting my resume through their website yielded no results. However, I used a referral from a friend and secured an interview very quickly. They are hiring extensively at the moment, so I actually interviewed for three different positions. I bypa
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Cupertino, California, United StatesMay 1, 2010I met with the hiring manager, then with four or five interviewers. I had the feeling that the interviews went well. At the end, the recruiter asked me questions about my current salary, and then nothing. One of the interviewers spent the whole time
Senior Hardware Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2013Step 1: Phone interview. * It is just a few people who are members of my hiring manager's team. Step 2: On-site interview. * They used to ask very fundamental questions. * Most people ask about what they are working on, so you sometimes need
