Good pay with good benefits.
They hire so many fresh grads and engineers/managers with very little experience. If you have more than 15 years of experience, you will feel like you are on a college campus, and chances are your manager will have way less experience than you.
I interviewed with Apple for a college position. The technical interview went well; there were no trick questions. One question involved writing C code for string manipulation. The interviewer also asked if I used Mac OS and what I found annoying ab
Approached by a recruiter after submitting my resume online, I had a phone call with a manager. This was followed by two back-to-back video interviews. They consisted of questions about my past work and a couple of programming assignments at the end.
Phone screen, with a collaborative web IDE session. Straightforward, not brain-teasers. Onsite. They have the ability to move quickly if you ask them to, but their recruiters can be a bit much.
I interviewed with Apple for a college position. The technical interview went well; there were no trick questions. One question involved writing C code for string manipulation. The interviewer also asked if I used Mac OS and what I found annoying ab
Approached by a recruiter after submitting my resume online, I had a phone call with a manager. This was followed by two back-to-back video interviews. They consisted of questions about my past work and a couple of programming assignments at the end.
Phone screen, with a collaborative web IDE session. Straightforward, not brain-teasers. Onsite. They have the ability to move quickly if you ask them to, but their recruiters can be a bit much.