Apple

Phone interviews were standard fare, featuring programming puzzles, algorithms, and similar tasks—nothing out of the ordinary. The onsite interview, however, was a much different story. Everyone was fairly rude and condescending. The general sentimen

I had three interviews. The first one was to see if I knew basic Objective-C and to hear a little about my background. The second interview was with my future mentor. He asked me about my views of Apple and some technical Objective-C/iOS dev questi

Fast Interview Process. First round is the phone interview with the hiring manager. I was asked a few questions relating to programming, then the manager wanted me to finish a coding challenge and send it back within an hour.