Good to work at Apple.
Flexible to work at Apple.
All is good.
HR contacted me in late March, followed by one round of phone interview (due to the late timing). The interviewer was nice and turned out to be my mentor throughout the internship. Then, after about two days, I received my intern offer.
HR contacted me in early February via LinkedIn. After a brief introduction, I was given a first-round telephone interview. The Hiring Manager asked me many questions about EU projects, as I am currently working in the United Kingdom. He also wanted
The interview process was a bit more difficult than expected. They asked me questions that weren't necessarily related to the position I was applying for. That was the more difficult part about it.
HR contacted me in late March, followed by one round of phone interview (due to the late timing). The interviewer was nice and turned out to be my mentor throughout the internship. Then, after about two days, I received my intern offer.
HR contacted me in early February via LinkedIn. After a brief introduction, I was given a first-round telephone interview. The Hiring Manager asked me many questions about EU projects, as I am currently working in the United Kingdom. He also wanted
The interview process was a bit more difficult than expected. They asked me questions that weren't necessarily related to the position I was applying for. That was the more difficult part about it.