It is the best company for software engineers. You get a lot more to learn and innovate. Your ideas and thoughts get transformed into reality.
I don't really find any cons out there at Apple.
I had a phone screen and a group phone interview. It was cake. I had to answer a couple of questions about C, JavaScript, jQuery, and Python. The process was very smooth.
This will vary by team and role, so it doesn't matter all that much. It started with a typical phone screen, followed by a standard technical round. There were five onsite rounds covering a variety of topics, and it wrapped up with hiring manager an
I applied online through the Apple jobs website. I was contacted the following day by a recruiter and set up an initial call for that week. After the initial phone screen with the recruiter about my background and interests, I moved to the technica
I had a phone screen and a group phone interview. It was cake. I had to answer a couple of questions about C, JavaScript, jQuery, and Python. The process was very smooth.
This will vary by team and role, so it doesn't matter all that much. It started with a typical phone screen, followed by a standard technical round. There were five onsite rounds covering a variety of topics, and it wrapped up with hiring manager an
I applied online through the Apple jobs website. I was contacted the following day by a recruiter and set up an initial call for that week. After the initial phone screen with the recruiter about my background and interests, I moved to the technica