Well-organized organization and everyone is incredibly smart. Engineering efforts are clear and clean, and product knows their stuff.
Underpaid by industry average, but stock appreciation made that a non-factor. You also tend to work more than anyone else, and the amount of help you receive is limited. You don't really know what anyone else is working on, so it's hard for you to understand and grow as a developer.
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 process is prolonged, typically taking about 6-8 weeks from the initial call to the offer. It begins with a recruiter screen, followed by a fairly easy hiring manager screen. The on-site interviews were virtual and comprised in-depth questions
I applied through other source. Very nice interviewer, questions were easy to medium leetcode with a slight focus on system design and optimized solutions. Was able to solve both questions within the timeframe with time for follow up questions.
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 process is prolonged, typically taking about 6-8 weeks from the initial call to the offer. It begins with a recruiter screen, followed by a fairly easy hiring manager screen. The on-site interviews were virtual and comprised in-depth questions
I applied through other source. Very nice interviewer, questions were easy to medium leetcode with a slight focus on system design and optimized solutions. Was able to solve both questions within the timeframe with time for follow up questions.