Engineers at Apple get to make real contributions that will benefit tens or hundreds of millions of people every day. That's awesome.
Everyone makes substantial contributions to one or more products. I think incredibly highly of all of my co-workers. They do some of the best engineering work I've seen anywhere.
Products go out the door on a schedule. Those schedules can be aggressive. If you can't deliver, you are left behind.
It was very intense. I sat with a variety of people on the team and interviewed all day, encountering different personalities and different perspectives of the job. This was a very good tactic to find out what the person is all about. They learned a
A recruiter contacted me from their database. I can't say when they had my resume, as it was dated. I was passed around to multiple recruiters, and each one stopped the process at the telephone/coding stage.
I was contacted by the staffing agents. The hiring manager conducted a 45-minute phone screen. Then, a guy called me, unannounced, and we talked for about an hour. A few days later, I was invited to an on-site interview. It lasted from 10:00 AM to 5:
It was very intense. I sat with a variety of people on the team and interviewed all day, encountering different personalities and different perspectives of the job. This was a very good tactic to find out what the person is all about. They learned a
A recruiter contacted me from their database. I can't say when they had my resume, as it was dated. I was passed around to multiple recruiters, and each one stopped the process at the telephone/coding stage.
I was contacted by the staffing agents. The hiring manager conducted a 45-minute phone screen. Then, a guy called me, unannounced, and we talked for about an hour. A few days later, I was invited to an on-site interview. It lasted from 10:00 AM to 5: