Supportive manager, interesting problems, competitive salary, and about everyone is dedicated to the product. Truly first-class coworkers and the culture within my org was supportive. I could really focus on the work in a way I couldn't at other larger companies, and I knew that my contribution was amounting to an important impact for users. The skills I learned here have translated forward to other jobs I have had afterwards, and I am certain I am a better engineer for having spent time here.
Not sure if it is a "con" per se, but Apple is very secretive, and you are expected to be part of that. You might have to avoid talking about the specifics of what you do with friends and sometimes even other co-workers.
The first stage was a very normal by-phone chat. The technical assessment was a fail on Apple's end: their online assessment app itself experienced a fault, blocking compilation of all code. There was no way to complete the assessment.
I had a call with the recruiter than a phone interview. The phone interview went well, but it was for a much more operational role while I was looking for a software engineering role. The hiring manager was interested, even after I explained the situ
Long and very technical. Recruiter screening, bunch of technical and behavioral interviews. They focus on system design as well as domain specific knowledge. The technical interview has coding and team specific rounds. The interview is heavily fo
The first stage was a very normal by-phone chat. The technical assessment was a fail on Apple's end: their online assessment app itself experienced a fault, blocking compilation of all code. There was no way to complete the assessment.
I had a call with the recruiter than a phone interview. The phone interview went well, but it was for a much more operational role while I was looking for a software engineering role. The hiring manager was interested, even after I explained the situ
Long and very technical. Recruiter screening, bunch of technical and behavioral interviews. They focus on system design as well as domain specific knowledge. The technical interview has coding and team specific rounds. The interview is heavily fo