The big positive for me is that I really do enjoy my job at Apple because it is always innovative and changes regularly.
I suppose that a con would be that there is a very hard balance here between work and home life.
There should be a lot more communication when things need to be circulated.
I was first contacted by a recruiter, who set up a phone screen with a hiring manager. The first phone screen was technical and covered mostly operating system concepts and a little bit on data structures. It went well, so I was told that the recruit
Phone interview to discuss the role, responsibilities, and job. We talked about past projects, goals, and what the company was working on. They couldn't say much because the project was secret. The next round of interviews would have been over Zoom
Very disorganized. Questions were relatively stupid and run-of-the-mill. People were not very smart.
I was first contacted by a recruiter, who set up a phone screen with a hiring manager. The first phone screen was technical and covered mostly operating system concepts and a little bit on data structures. It went well, so I was told that the recruit
Phone interview to discuss the role, responsibilities, and job. We talked about past projects, goals, and what the company was working on. They couldn't say much because the project was secret. The next round of interviews would have been over Zoom
Very disorganized. Questions were relatively stupid and run-of-the-mill. People were not very smart.