So far, WLB and benefits have been great. I have gotten great support for learning and new roles.
As always, developers leave little documentation, so it's a lot of talking and learning. It's manageable, but YMMV (your mileage may vary) and depends on your organization.
More cross-team documentation.
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 interviewed with the Apple SiriKit team in May 2017. The interview process is described below: * 2 phone screen interviews * 1 onsite interview * Interview with Manager * Interview with Senior Manager I interviewed with the SiriKit Team.
I had two phone interviews. Both focused on solving programming problems.
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 interviewed with the Apple SiriKit team in May 2017. The interview process is described below: * 2 phone screen interviews * 1 onsite interview * Interview with Manager * Interview with Senior Manager I interviewed with the SiriKit Team.
I had two phone interviews. Both focused on solving programming problems.