The engineers in the company are all top-notched.
There is very limited space for personal growth. You will be doing the same thing for many years if you don't move.
I went on not one but two roller-coaster rides with Apple as a candidate for Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The process went as follows, normalized from three weeks before my first onsite interview: * 3 weeks: Received a strong recommendation from an A
After an initial HR phone screen, I was allowed to speak with the hiring manager. They asked a combination of questions about work experience, related skills, and physics textbook education. My third interview was with the team leader, who only aske
First, I applied to one of the Apple jobs and received an email from a recruiter to set up an interview. I made a mistake and scheduled it for the day after that (due to a lack of experience).
I went on not one but two roller-coaster rides with Apple as a candidate for Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The process went as follows, normalized from three weeks before my first onsite interview: * 3 weeks: Received a strong recommendation from an A
After an initial HR phone screen, I was allowed to speak with the hiring manager. They asked a combination of questions about work experience, related skills, and physics textbook education. My third interview was with the team leader, who only aske
First, I applied to one of the Apple jobs and received an email from a recruiter to set up an interview. I made a mistake and scheduled it for the day after that (due to a lack of experience).