Good work-life balance in certain teams. Everyone you work with is super smart and knows what they're doing, so you can guarantee work efficiency. Lots of opportunities for career advancement if you do well.
No remote work. Very bureaucratic, for some good reasons (security) and some bad (too long to get certain tools approved).
I applied online. Recruiter reached out after I applied for the job months ago and got an HM screen scheduled. It was one hour long. We discussed my background, the role, and any questions I had about the role or specific domain. I then moved on to
First, I was contacted by an Apple recruiter who said he had found me via my application to their jobs page. The recruiter was very nice and asked about my background and interests so he could match me with specific Apple teams that were consistent
You walk into the building and a kind sir escorts you to the waiting area. You sit down with two individuals who ask you questions relating to your behavior. There were also a few tech programming questions.
I applied online. Recruiter reached out after I applied for the job months ago and got an HM screen scheduled. It was one hour long. We discussed my background, the role, and any questions I had about the role or specific domain. I then moved on to
First, I was contacted by an Apple recruiter who said he had found me via my application to their jobs page. The recruiter was very nice and asked about my background and interests so he could match me with specific Apple teams that were consistent
You walk into the building and a kind sir escorts you to the waiting area. You sit down with two individuals who ask you questions relating to your behavior. There were also a few tech programming questions.