Excellent development hardware and lots of talented people to learn from.
QA is vastly understaffed, and products rarely get the thorough testing needed before the software release date.
Focus more on the product as a whole and less on bug count.
I was contacted by a recruiter who discussed the requirements of the team. The project was top secret, so they could not disclose what I would be working on. I had two rounds of phone interviews which involved discussions on concepts in machine lear
1 phone interview, and 4 rounds of onsite interviews. The recruiter didn’t provide any information about the interview, not even how many rounds would be onsite. The interviewers were not well prepared. They booked a room without a camera, while one
Great tour of Apple Campus in Cupertino, consisting of five interviews, including a lunch interview. It wasn't a very stressful interview. While I thought I did well, I did not receive an offer. Make sure you study up on Apple culture and come prep
I was contacted by a recruiter who discussed the requirements of the team. The project was top secret, so they could not disclose what I would be working on. I had two rounds of phone interviews which involved discussions on concepts in machine lear
1 phone interview, and 4 rounds of onsite interviews. The recruiter didn’t provide any information about the interview, not even how many rounds would be onsite. The interviewers were not well prepared. They booked a room without a camera, while one
Great tour of Apple Campus in Cupertino, consisting of five interviews, including a lunch interview. It wasn't a very stressful interview. While I thought I did well, I did not receive an offer. Make sure you study up on Apple culture and come prep