Apple moves fast, so if you're early in your career, you'll learn by doing instead of through mentorship.
Lack of work-life balance, no perks.
The phone interview wasn't exactly technical; I spoke to the hiring manager and was then invited to an on-site interview. The on-site interview was a full day, consisting of about 5-6 technical interviews, with a few behavioral questions intersperse
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
Smooth & professional, but long. I had 8 rounds throughout the day, and by the end, I could barely remember my name. They were understanding, though. The questions varied in difficulty – some easy, some hard.
The phone interview wasn't exactly technical; I spoke to the hiring manager and was then invited to an on-site interview. The on-site interview was a full day, consisting of about 5-6 technical interviews, with a few behavioral questions intersperse
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
Smooth & professional, but long. I had 8 rounds throughout the day, and by the end, I could barely remember my name. They were understanding, though. The questions varied in difficulty – some easy, some hard.