Great benefits and pay, flexible hours, large amounts of learning resources, and very nice people.
It's an amazing experience, and it's hard to understate how awesome the food is.
They also have a lot of great programs for interns, specifically to help make the Apple experience even more amazing.
When deadlines are coming up, hours get very intense, and other employees can get sucked into work, so interns have to be self-sufficient.
Keep doing what you're doing. It's working great.
I met an Apple recruiter through a college fair. I had been applying online for ages without hearing anything back, so I guess Apple recruiters prefer candidates they've met in person. I had two phone screens the following month. The first was techn
The interview process was comprehensive and well-structured, starting with a recruiter screen before moving into Round 1, which was a behavioral conversation with the hiring manager focusing on past projects, collaboration, and situational questions.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. They gave me a ~300-line C++ program with multiple classes that had robots playing rock-paper-scissors, including a tournament among multiple robots with printed results. The main task was adding or modify
I met an Apple recruiter through a college fair. I had been applying online for ages without hearing anything back, so I guess Apple recruiters prefer candidates they've met in person. I had two phone screens the following month. The first was techn
The interview process was comprehensive and well-structured, starting with a recruiter screen before moving into Round 1, which was a behavioral conversation with the hiring manager focusing on past projects, collaboration, and situational questions.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. They gave me a ~300-line C++ program with multiple classes that had robots playing rock-paper-scissors, including a tournament among multiple robots with printed results. The main task was adding or modify