The environment at Apple is incredible. The HQ is as good as the pictures.
Long hours and required to sign NDA.
Phone interviews were standard fare, featuring programming puzzles, algorithms, and similar tasks—nothing out of the ordinary. The onsite interview, however, was a much different story. Everyone was fairly rude and condescending. The general sentimen
I received an email from an Apple recruiter regarding an opportunity with one of their engineering teams. I was very excited about this and quickly scheduled a phone interview. My first phone interview lasted about 45 minutes and involved questions
I applied through a recruiter, and the whole process took three months. After two phone interviews, I was told to do an onsite interview. After that, the recruiter informed me I had done well, but the opening was no longer available. They then asked
Phone interviews were standard fare, featuring programming puzzles, algorithms, and similar tasks—nothing out of the ordinary. The onsite interview, however, was a much different story. Everyone was fairly rude and condescending. The general sentimen
I received an email from an Apple recruiter regarding an opportunity with one of their engineering teams. I was very excited about this and quickly scheduled a phone interview. My first phone interview lasted about 45 minutes and involved questions
I applied through a recruiter, and the whole process took three months. After two phone interviews, I was told to do an onsite interview. After that, the recruiter informed me I had done well, but the opening was no longer available. They then asked