Apple is a great place to work
Apple is a great place to work
Apple has the best brand recognition in the world, and they have the top talent to create great products like Macs and iPhones.
Engineers are sent to China way too often. The life in China for several weeks leading to new product launches is not very good.
Apple has the tendency of being too secretive about new products. Sometimes, the "need to know" basis hurts communication among different product groups.
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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.
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I received a call from HR after they saw my resume online. I had applied for a compiler developer position, and they contacted me for a role on the LLVM team. I went through two levels of phone interviews but ultimately was not selected. The first
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I had to write many hours of code just for the phone interview. I went to the onsite and spoke with about five to six individuals, mostly managers. The questions required lengthy whiteboard coding. To be fair, I did not get the answer to one of the
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Cupertino, California, United StatesMay 1, 2017I 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.
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Cupertino, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2009I received a call from HR after they saw my resume online. I had applied for a compiler developer position, and they contacted me for a role on the LLVM team. I went through two levels of phone interviews but ultimately was not selected. The first
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Cupertino, California, United StatesJanuary 17, 2014I had to write many hours of code just for the phone interview. I went to the onsite and spoke with about five to six individuals, mostly managers. The questions required lengthy whiteboard coding. To be fair, I did not get the answer to one of the
