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I had a total of three phone screens with Apple's software integration team. The first two phone screens were with the development manager of the team. The third phone interview was conducted by three senior engineers on the team and lasted about an
This will vary by team and role, so it doesn't matter all that much. It started with a typical phone screen, followed by a standard technical round. There were five onsite rounds covering a variety of topics, and it wrapped up with hiring manager an
The interview wasn't hard; the person was easy to talk to. Initially, I was asked general questions, such as: * Why do you want to work at Apple? * What's your favorite Apple product? * Describe a situation in which you failed and how you handled i
I had a total of three phone screens with Apple's software integration team. The first two phone screens were with the development manager of the team. The third phone interview was conducted by three senior engineers on the team and lasted about an
This will vary by team and role, so it doesn't matter all that much. It started with a typical phone screen, followed by a standard technical round. There were five onsite rounds covering a variety of topics, and it wrapped up with hiring manager an
The interview wasn't hard; the person was easy to talk to. Initially, I was asked general questions, such as: * Why do you want to work at Apple? * What's your favorite Apple product? * Describe a situation in which you failed and how you handled i