Good food. People on the team were amazing, although that could vary depending on your team.
Lots of intern events in Cupertino to meet other interns and executives.
Many employees are Apple fans, which is fun, sort of like cheering on a sports team?
Very secretive, and it doesn’t seem like outside-the-box thinking is respected much. But maybe that’s just 'cause I was an intern.
Product releases were fun, as you found out what you were unknowingly working on.
I was given a coding problem to solve on paper. It was pretty straightforward and standard, nothing out of the blue. It was scheduled the same day as the career fair, requiring a quick turnaround.
I received an online referral from my friend in November. Subsequently, I got an email from HR asking for suitable dates. I provided one for the first week of December. I then received a call from the Hiring Manager. He briefed me about the positi
The interview lasted 30 minutes. For the first 15 minutes, the interviewer discussed my resume points and my experience in the industry. The next 15 minutes were dedicated to a programming exercise on data structures.
I was given a coding problem to solve on paper. It was pretty straightforward and standard, nothing out of the blue. It was scheduled the same day as the career fair, requiring a quick turnaround.
I received an online referral from my friend in November. Subsequently, I got an email from HR asking for suitable dates. I provided one for the first week of December. I then received a call from the Hiring Manager. He briefed me about the positi
The interview lasted 30 minutes. For the first 15 minutes, the interviewer discussed my resume points and my experience in the industry. The next 15 minutes were dedicated to a programming exercise on data structures.