A nice place to work
A nice place to work
- Lots of smart and really passionate people to work with; you will be challenged.
- Most teams are small, and the work you do will have an impact on the product you are working on.
- Compensation and benefits are less than other similar companies in the area.
- Long death marches to the final release or major milestone; expect to work late nights and weekends for several months before a product is shipped or before a conference.
Be more open about compensation and benefits. It's on the back of most people's minds.
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Software Engineer
They had six rounds of interviews. Four were coding rounds. Two rounds were for asking technical questions and mathematical riddles to assess your problem-solving skills on the spot. Each interviewer spends the first 15-20 minutes of the round goi
Software Engineer
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.
Software Engineer
I was asked to describe interfaces for frameworks and classes to solve different problems (for example, design a framework for playing cards), as well as questions about Xcode tooling, rendering, and animations.
Software Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesApril 15, 2024They had six rounds of interviews. Four were coding rounds. Two rounds were for asking technical questions and mathematical riddles to assess your problem-solving skills on the spot. Each interviewer spends the first 15-20 minutes of the round goi
Software Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2009The 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.
Software Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2020I was asked to describe interfaces for frameworks and classes to solve different problems (for example, design a framework for playing cards), as well as questions about Xcode tooling, rendering, and animations.
