Apple is full of wonderful, talented people, and the technical leadership is inspiring. The company culture is strong, with a genuine focus on diversity, inclusion, and creating a neurodivergent-friendly workplace. Work/life balance is good, which makes it a sustainable place to grow long-term.
Things can feel a bit chaotic at times, with some organizational turbulence. There’s also an overreliance on contractors, which feels like a workaround to Swedish labor protections. Junior employees, in particular, don’t always receive enough coaching or mentorship, which unfortunately leads to burnout more often than it should.
Invest more in structured coaching and mentorship for junior employees to help them thrive. Reduce the dependency on contractors by building stronger, long-term teams.
The interviewer was very friendly and helpful. Questions were thorough, covering general software development, Swift, iOS, UIKit, and SwiftUI. The interview concluded with an explanation of the role, responsibilities, and team.
This is a very tough question. The hiring manager wants to see what failures you’ve had and what you’ve learned from these mistakes. Answer in a way that puts you in a good light, but is honest. For example, an HR professional might mention an over
Applied on Apple's job board. Received an email with the interview schedule. Phone interview asking about background and US work permit status. Got rejected due to no work permit in the US. They didn't want to proceed with H1B but wanted O1, which
The interviewer was very friendly and helpful. Questions were thorough, covering general software development, Swift, iOS, UIKit, and SwiftUI. The interview concluded with an explanation of the role, responsibilities, and team.
This is a very tough question. The hiring manager wants to see what failures you’ve had and what you’ve learned from these mistakes. Answer in a way that puts you in a good light, but is honest. For example, an HR professional might mention an over
Applied on Apple's job board. Received an email with the interview schedule. Phone interview asking about background and US work permit status. Got rejected due to no work permit in the US. They didn't want to proceed with H1B but wanted O1, which