There is no "busy-work" at Apple. Everything is done for very good reasons -- there is no wasted work. You're proud of what you do, and people you meet outside of Apple really care about what you do.
Potentially long hours. Long lines at the cafeteria? But other than that, there's no apparent downside to working at Apple.
The senior management team at Apple is the strongest in the industry. They have experience, vision, unyielding innovation, and the power to execute.
I submitted my resume through the campus career fair and received a phone interview about two weeks later. HR set up the phone interview. Interestingly, I was interviewed directly by the head of the group, even though the group currently only has th
Campus interview. The interviewer was nice. However, I received no response after the interview, neither a rejection nor any further communication. Even if it was a rejection, I believe it would be better to receive an email notification so I can m
It took around three weeks. Apple reached out to me and offered a personal interview. I thought it went great; the interviewer was really interesting. Two weeks later, I emailed the recruiter and was told they had decided to move forward with another
I submitted my resume through the campus career fair and received a phone interview about two weeks later. HR set up the phone interview. Interestingly, I was interviewed directly by the head of the group, even though the group currently only has th
Campus interview. The interviewer was nice. However, I received no response after the interview, neither a rejection nor any further communication. Even if it was a rejection, I believe it would be better to receive an email notification so I can m
It took around three weeks. Apple reached out to me and offered a personal interview. I thought it went great; the interviewer was really interesting. Two weeks later, I emailed the recruiter and was told they had decided to move forward with another