I work with helpful peers, and there is a strong sense of community and pride. Good opportunities for learning and, of course, Apple has high street credibility.
Work is hard. There are long hours and high expectations. Everyone works hard, so you can't work 40-hour weeks and expect to keep up.
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
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter for a software engineering role. I had an initial recruiting call to explain the position, which also included some surprise technical questions at the end. Following that, I had one phone screen with the
The interview was standard. The team was extremely nice, and they did warn ahead of time that I should not show up in a suit. The environment was on par with Apple's retail store.
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
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter for a software engineering role. I had an initial recruiting call to explain the position, which also included some surprise technical questions at the end. Following that, I had one phone screen with the
The interview was standard. The team was extremely nice, and they did warn ahead of time that I should not show up in a suit. The environment was on par with Apple's retail store.