You get to see your work come to fruition.
Apple is not a great place to grow as a software engineer. Our practices are a decade behind Google, Facebook, Netflix, etc. The quality is poor. We have a long way to go.
Also, work-life balance is terrible if you work on a customer-facing product.
Do the execs actually use Apple products? I encounter egregious bugs every day using mine. Nobody seems to care and is always looking ahead. Focus on quality and stop chasing profits.
I was contacted by an Apple recruiter asking if I'd be interested in a specific engineering position. After a technical phone interview with the hiring manager, I was invited on-site for a full day of interviews. A trip coordinator at Apple sent me
The interview consisted of two system or object-oriented programming design questions. This was followed by one behavioral interview with a tech lead. Lastly, there were two LeetCode-style coding problems. The recruiter never told me about any cod
Standard process, 2 phone screens and then a full onsite that's 5 rounds. Each round was a mix of technical and behavioural, with:* LeetCode* Job-related technical exercises* Questions about background and experience
I was contacted by an Apple recruiter asking if I'd be interested in a specific engineering position. After a technical phone interview with the hiring manager, I was invited on-site for a full day of interviews. A trip coordinator at Apple sent me
The interview consisted of two system or object-oriented programming design questions. This was followed by one behavioral interview with a tech lead. Lastly, there were two LeetCode-style coding problems. The recruiter never told me about any cod
Standard process, 2 phone screens and then a full onsite that's 5 rounds. Each round was a mix of technical and behavioural, with:* LeetCode* Job-related technical exercises* Questions about background and experience