It had some great perks: food bars, a nice work environment, and a very nice group of people to work with.
It was a little overwhelming to jump right into such a huge company.
One phone interview led to an invitation for a first-round on-site interview. I met six people consecutively for about five hours. However, I did not meet the hiring manager and was not informed of his name beforehand. I suspect I did not impress
I interviewed with Apple for a college position. The technical interview went well; there were no trick questions. One question involved writing C code for string manipulation. The interviewer also asked if I used Mac OS and what I found annoying ab
I submitted my resume online, and the recruiter contacted me within one week. A talk with the hiring manager was then scheduled. Once the result was positive, a one-hour technical phone screen was done. Then came the onsite interview, which consisted
One phone interview led to an invitation for a first-round on-site interview. I met six people consecutively for about five hours. However, I did not meet the hiring manager and was not informed of his name beforehand. I suspect I did not impress
I interviewed with Apple for a college position. The technical interview went well; there were no trick questions. One question involved writing C code for string manipulation. The interviewer also asked if I used Mac OS and what I found annoying ab
I submitted my resume online, and the recruiter contacted me within one week. A talk with the hiring manager was then scheduled. Once the result was positive, a one-hour technical phone screen was done. Then came the onsite interview, which consisted