Apple is a very good company to work on.
I think there are no demerits present there.
I think there is no need for any advice or something.
Interviewed for an out-of-state job via phone. First round included basic object-oriented and SQL questions. Second round included an interview with the manager and did not include any technical questions. The third round involved writing code as "ho
Very role-specific interview, two technicals and a behavioral. The HM told me I basically got the offer before the interview ended. It was to re-implement an existing library function. Nothing was a curveball; the role was for a web SWE and it was in
It was a very tough but good experience. If you practice enough, you'll be able to make it. Everyone can make it; you just have to do more problem-solving and understand what you're doing.
Interviewed for an out-of-state job via phone. First round included basic object-oriented and SQL questions. Second round included an interview with the manager and did not include any technical questions. The third round involved writing code as "ho
Very role-specific interview, two technicals and a behavioral. The HM told me I basically got the offer before the interview ended. It was to re-implement an existing library function. Nothing was a curveball; the role was for a web SWE and it was in
It was a very tough but good experience. If you practice enough, you'll be able to make it. Everyone can make it; you just have to do more problem-solving and understand what you're doing.